Gas turbines at power plants run on Korean technology... Nambu Power begins commercial operation in Busan - Korean media

Nambu Power has successfully commercialized a gas turbine for power plants developed by Doosan Energy. On the 3rd, Nambu Power announced the commercialization of the 7F gas turbine installed at the Busan Combined Power Plant.
The company announced that domestically-produced parts for gas turbines, a core component of gas-fired power plants, have started commercial operation on the 1st of this month. This is the first time that domestically-produced parts have been used in gas turbines, a core component of gas-fired power plants.
Nambu Power and Doosan Energy are conducting research and development with government support to domestically manufacture key components for the 7F type gas turbine, the most widely used type in the world.
Doosan Energy has now developed gas turbine rotors and high-temperature parts that have been refurbished using domestic technology and has begun test runs. Nambu Power is
Nambu Power and Doosan Energy are expanding the use of key components of the 7F type gas turbine, which they developed and successfully commercialized, in Korea.
At the same time, they plan to export to the U.S. and other countries. The two companies already established "Team Korea" for joint exports with nine domestic partner companies in January this year, and in May,
The 7F type gas turbine is a representative model with 660 units in operation in the United States alone, and the annual maintenance demand alone is 1 trillion won (approximately 106.6 billion yen).
A Nambu Power official said, "We will continue to work to revitalize the domestic economy by ensuring the competitiveness of our power generation technology and exporting the technology we have developed, and to reduce the operating costs of power generation facilities."