Babcock & Wilcox

09/09/2026

Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) operates two regional service centers to serve customers throughout Asia from these locations:

• Batangas, Philippines
• Cilegon, Indonesia

A wide range of rebuild, refurbishing and inventory services is available to meet your specific needs while minimizing lead times and costs. Our service centers can provide the support you need for continued efficient and profitable plant operation.

Our service centers are supported by highly qualified design, engineering and manufacturing personnel to ensure component quality. We have experience working on repairs & maintenance, performance & reliability improvements, and upgrades on B&W OEM and non-B&W equipment.

We can help you with:
• Quality components at an economical value
• Component life extension for long-term operation
• Minimized lead times for scheduled and unscheduled outages
• Multi-brand capabilities
• Order consolidation for more efficient project management

To request a quote or for more information, visit babcock.com/contact-us, or email the service centers directly at [email protected] (Philippines) or [email protected] (Indonesia).

09/08/2026

B&W’s Will Latta was a featured speaker at the 35th JCOAL Symposium in Tokyo, presenting B&W’s FastPower℠ and BrightLoop™ technologies and their role in meeting growing power demand in the age of AI. Will was joined by B&W colleagues Mark Richardson and Taketoshi Tanabe.

B&W also participated in U.S.–Japan bilateral discussions focused on thermal power generation and opportunities for greater industry and government collaboration.

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09/04/2026

If the age of your equipment, environmental or regulatory concerns, or changing fuel costs and supply are causing you to consider a boiler fuel conversion, Babcock & Wilcox and B&W FPS have the experience to plan, manage and execute your boiler fuel conversion project, regardless of the original boiler manufacturer.

As a leading worldwide supplier of boilers and combustion systems for a wide variety of fuels, B&W has vast expertise as well as experience completing over 150 fuel conversion projects. Since 2010, FPS has completed 52 natural gas conversions on boilers in North America, resulting in an annual reduction of CO2 emissions of more than 13 million tons, as well as a very significant reduction in NOx and mercury emissions.

In addition to the environmental benefits, our combined projects have provided energy producers with a life extension to their existing assets and increased reliability and safety, with little to no impact to the cost of energy to consumers.

Our turnkey gas conversions can include management of all aspects of the project beginning with the gas pipeline. Our project team will provide the detailed design, manufacturing, construction and commissioning.

In addition to boiler conversions, we also have experience with hydroelectric upgrade projects and both new and upgrade projects associated with gas turbines.

Learn more here: https://www.babcock.com/home/products-services/services/boiler-fuel-conversions

Find out more about FPS here: https://www.babcock.com/home/products-services/combustion-and-fuel-systems/fps-combustion-equipment

09/03/2026

Forward-thinking Data Center developers have an opportunity to create a power campus in a reasonable timeframe that allows you to satisfy initial power demand, and transitions to combined cycle power when gas turbines become available.

With our expertise built over 160 years of engineering power solutions for utility companies and across a variety of industries, B&W knows exactly how to get you the proven power solution you need. FastPower solutions are modular, flexible, and scalable, giving you utility-grade power now, while creating the architecture that will make it faster and easier to add natural gas turbines down the line.

Visit us at YOTTA booth #915 from September 28-30 to discuss your particular data center power needs and learn how we can help.

Learn more: https://www.babcock.com/home/about/resources/yotta

09/02/2026

B&W's Will Latta is continuing his tour of Asia with a presentation at the Clean Coal Day event in Tokyo, Japan, hosted by the Japan Carbon Frontier Organization. You can see him on September 3, 2026, at 10:35 AM - 10:50 AM (JST) talking about Thermal Power in the Age of AI: Data Centers, Chemical Looping and Implications for Asia. Stop by if you're able!

Learn more about Clean Coal Day: https://ccd2026.jp/

The flexibility and scalability of B&W's BrightLoop technology, both in terms of usable feedstock and product outputs, provides for a wide range of industry applications. While hydrogen production is certainly considered a key component of the energy transition, other configurations and functions of BrightLoop chemical looping are available to meet low-carbon initiatives. Examples include:

-Low-carbon hydrogen production as an alternative to steam methane reforming
-Net-negative energy production utilizing biomass
-Clean coal power production
-Waste byproduct utilization

Learn more about B&W's BrightLoop: https://www.babcock.com/home/brightloop/brightloop-technology/brightloop-technology-overview

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As the global energy transition unfolds—shaped by infrastructure challenges, supply chain constraints and shifting policy priorities—flexible and scalable technology is essential to meet today’s energy goals and adapt to tomorrow’s demands.

09/01/2026

Join B&W's Will Latta on September 2, 2026 at the RETECH 2026 International Trade Fair for Waste Management, Recycling & Environmental Technologies for a presentation on B&W's BrightLoop Chemical Looping technology. He will be discussing how BrightLoop can help produce energy from waste, and the possible opportunities for and impacts of this technology in Korea.

You can also visit our team in booth # B122 from September 2-4 to learn more about B&W technology and what we're doing with waste-to-energy, biomass recycling, and BrightLoop to support energy diversity, energy independence and long-term sustainability across industries that include power generation, manufacturing, petrochemical and data center infrastructure.

We hope to see you there!

https://www.babcock.com/home/brightloop/brightloop-technology/brightloop-technology-overview

08/31/2026

When you are working at the scale of data centers or industry, you need utility-grade power to meet key uptime and workload capacity metrics.

B&W provides reliable, scalable utility-grade power for data centers through our FastPower solutions, using proven natural gas boiler and steam turbine technology to deliver dispatchable, high-capacity electricity. These can be deployed as grid-connected or behind-the-meter solutions depending on your specific situation.

Our approach can scale from multiple 50 MW blocks to 300 MW plants, with the option for an enhanced combined cycle once gas turbines are added down the line. This enables phased investment aligned with demand growth. Blocks can be repeated so that 2 GW of power becomes a modular assembly of proven, bankable units rather than a single mega-project. You'll satisfy immediate foundational power needs while gaining long-term efficiency through a multi-phased process. The design adapts to market prices, regulatory changes, and combustion turbine availability without stranding capital.

Visit us in booth 915 at YOTTA from Sept 28-30 to find out more and ask our team questions about your specific project.

Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gsj7T9Uh

08/28/2026

Hydrogen production is on track for late 2027 in Massillon, Ohio, through B&W BrightLoop™ Chemical Looping. With this exciting new technology on the horizon, B&W's Will Latta and team are on the road to showcase the technology at multiple events in Korea and Japan, sharing how BrightLoop can help serve regional energy needs.

About BrightLoop:

The flexibility and scalability of B&W's BrightLoop technology, both in terms of usable feedstock and product outputs, provides for a wide range of industry applications. While hydrogen production is certainly considered a key component of the energy transition, other configurations and functions of BrightLoop chemical looping are available to meet low-carbon initiatives. Examples include:

-Low-carbon hydrogen production as an alternative to steam methane reforming
-Net-negative energy production utilizing biomass
-Clean coal power production
-Waste byproduct utilization

BrightLoop supports energy diversity, energy independence and long-term sustainability across industries that include power generation, manufacturing, petrochemical and data center infrastructure.

Learn more: https://www.babcock.com/home/products-services/environmental-solutions/environmental/decarbonization/low-carbon-hydrogen

08/27/2026

The modular scalability and phased flexibility of B&W FastPower aligns with incremental growth to reduce risk and speed project timelines.

B&W FastPower solutions are flexible and scalable to help you fill your data center or industrial power needs. Our approach can scale from multiple 50 MW blocks to 300 MW plants, with the option for an enhanced combined cycle once gas turbines are added down the line.

This enables phased investment aligned with demand growth. Blocks can be repeated so that 2 GW of power becomes a modular assembly of proven, bankable units rather than a single mega-project. You’ll satisfy immediate foundational power needs while gaining long-term efficiency through a multi-phased process. The design adapts to market prices, regulatory changes, and combustion turbine availability without stranding capital.

Visit us in booth #915 at YOTTA from Sept 28-30 to find out more and ask our team questions about your specific project.

Learn more: https://www.babcock.com/home/about/resources/yotta

08/26/2026

Since our founding 160 years ago, B&W has been innovating smarter, more sustainable energy solutions. Our BrightLoop™ technology is helping redefine what’s possible by transforming waste and biomass into valuable energy products, including low-carbon hydrogen. The process can also be configured to produce steam for process or electricity generation, or syngas for liquid fuel or methanol production, all with CO2 isolation.

Through its advanced chemical looping process, BrightLoop can utilize a wide range of solid and gaseous fuels as feedstock to produce a stream of nearly pure hydrogen while isolating carbon dioxide for capture, creating a more efficient pathway to cleaner energy production. This greatly reduces the amount of energy and fossil fuel required to produce hydrogen from hydrocarbons while also effectively and inexpensively isolating carbon dioxide.

By turning materials that might otherwise be discarded into useful energy resources, BrightLoop supports both decarbonization and the circular economy. It’s a powerful example of how technology can help reduce emissions, unlock value from waste streams, and advance the transition to a more sustainable energy future.