by EES EES | Jul 31, 2026 | Excitation Maintenance, Synchronous Machines
Anticipating obsolescence management Obsolescence management is crucial in the energy sector, where power plants have lifespans ranging from 20 years for wind farms to 50 years for nuclear plants. When a part becomes obsolete, plant engineers without a maintenance...
by EES EES | Jul 28, 2026 | Excitation Systems, News
Responsible partnerships for longevity in UK power engineering EES has secured a contract to deliver four protection panels, demonstrating how protection panel design contributes to long-term reliability. The two sites belong to a major European energy firm, it...
by EES EES | Jun 30, 2026 | Excitation Maintenance, News
Excitation & Engineering Services to perform legacy system upgrade at Hull CCGT plant EES has secured a contract to replace static excitation systems, including power system stabilisation (PSS) and grid compliance upgrades, at a combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT)...
by EES EES | May 22, 2026 | Excitation Maintenance, Excitation Systems
Spotting system data shifts before they trigger outages Unplanned downtime in industrial settings can cost up to £194,000 an hour, and that’s before considering the ripple effects through the grid. In excitation systems, the first signs of trouble often show up as...
by EES EES | Mar 10, 2026 | Excitation Systems, News, System Modelling
Excitation and Engineering Services presents outstanding excitation system refurbishment case at STGUG conference Excitation & Engineering Services (EES) attended the Steam Turbine and Generator User Group (STGUG) conference at the Emirates Old Trafford Cricket...
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