ETN Global’s second quarterly newsletter of 2026 is out

The latest edition of the ETN Global Quarterly Newsletter is now available, featuring key developments, activities and insights from across the global energy and turbomachinery community.

This issue focuses on the practical challenges shaping the energy transition and the collaborative efforts underway to deliver reliable, affordable and low-carbon energy solutions.

Highlights include:

• ETN Global’s October Workshop 2026 in Siena and the opportunity for members to help shape the organisation’s technical priorities and collaborative activities for 2027.
• Highlights from the 10th LM2500 User Group Meeting, where users and industry experts discussed fleet challenges, supply chain constraints and opportunities for performance improvements.
• Key takeaways from ETN Global’s engagement with the Southeast Asian turbomachinery community at the Asia Turbomachinery & Pump Symposium, demonstrating that users around the world are increasingly facing common operational and energy transition challenges.
• ETN Global’s active involvement in ASME Turbo Expo 2026, bringing the user perspective into strategic discussions on future gas turbine technologies and research priorities.
• An interview with the coordinator of the Horizon Europe ACT2Flex project, exploring how industrial flexibility can support the integration of renewable energy and strengthen the competitiveness of Europe’s energy-intensive industries.

The newsletter further welcomes new members to the ETN Global community and provides an interview with the winner of the 2025 Brian Pitt Excellence Award, recognising excellence and innovation in energy and turbomachinery research.

As highlighted in the foreword by Managing Director Christer Björkqvist, the energy transition is increasingly moving from ambition to implementation. Across regions and technologies, the need for practical, deployable solutions and stronger collaboration across the value chain has never been more important. ETN Global remains committed to ensuring that the voice of the user continues to inform technology development, research priorities and future energy policy.

Download the ETN Global Quarterly Newsletter 2026 Issue 02.