Future-Proofing the 7F: More Power, More Life, More Flexibility
PSM
25:03
Webinar Description:
The 7F fleet isn’t aging—it’s evolving.
With rising demand from electrification, AI infrastructure, and renewable integration, today’s power plants must do more—with assets built for yesterday’s grid.
In this 30-minute podcast-style webinar, Katie Koch and Mark Husak from PSM dive into how operators can future-proof their 7F gas turbines through strategic retrofits that increase output, extend unit life, and boost operational flexibility.
You'll learn how market forces are reshaping expectations—and how PSM’s proven upgrade solutions can help you stay ahead, avoid new-build costs, and maximize the performance of your existing fleet. Plus, hear the results from PSM's** largest 7F upgrade to date.**
🎧 Why Watch?
- Get insights into shifting market pressures and how they impact 7F turbine performance expectations
- Explore flexible upgrade paths to increase capacity, extend asset life, and adapt to fluctuating grid demands
- Hear directly from the experts supporting F-class operators around the world
Whether you're planning your next outage or mapping a long-term asset strategy, this webinar delivers real-world value in just 30 minutes.
🗓️ Streaming July 16 — reserve your spot now.
Speakers
Katie Koch
Sr. Global Product Line Manager, PSM
Katie Koch is the Senior Global Product Line Manager at PSM based in Jupiter, FL. She oversees market and customer alignment, technical requirements and product development strategy for various gas turbine product lines globally. Ms. Koch began her career in the industrial gas and steam turbine services and repair industry in 2008, most notably with Dresser-Rand managing Commercial Operations for the power generation sector and Allied Power Group in Sales and Inside Sales Management. Ms. Koch brings a breadth of knowledge on the needs of our customers and the overall market.
Mark Husak
Global Product Line Manager, PSM
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