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Chris Noon

  • Senior Editor, Fitch Ink
Buenos Aires
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Energy journalist based in Buenos Aires. Latin American editor for Interfax Energy. Ex-Forbes journo (2005-7), Oxford Analytica editor (2007-8), HSBC writer (2008-9) and ICIS Heren European reporter (2009-2012). I write about all aspects of the continent's energy industry.

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Talk of the barrio: own goals and odd couples

Talk of the barrio: own goals and odd couples

Brazil redefined the spectacular own goal last week. On Friday, the country's second-highest court banned sta…

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Concept to Reality: How GE Vernova Is Powering a People-First Energy Future

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By Chris Noon
| GE Vernova
Roger Martella, GE Vernova’s chief corporate officer and chief sustainability officer, used to tell the story of the company by starting in the past. He felt the weight of history as he made his way to work each morning, remembering how Thomas Edison built the world’s first commercial power plant on Pearl Street in Manhattan, a small coal-fired station that powered more than 10,000 incandescent lamps, before founding the General Electric Company in 1892.
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Out of Thin Air: How GE Aerospace’s Dr. Dust Co-Invented a Next-Generation Engine Testing Rig

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By Chris Noon
| geaerospace.com
Michael Mutchler, a senior test engineer at GE Aerospace, forgets who first called him “Doctor Dust,” but he knows how he got his nickname. In the summer of 2021, Mutchler was on a special testing mission at GE Aerospace’s Global Research Center in Niskayuna, New York, when he encountered some turbulence. Not in an engine, but in the testing rig itself. “We noticed that the old testing equipment was mechanically excited,” he says.
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A Well-Oiled Machine: GE Aerospace’s Quick-Turn Korean Crew Are Keeping This Japanese Cargo Carrier Cruising

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By Chris Noon
| geaerospace.com
Wooyoung Kim might have felt a few butterflies on landing at Tokyo’s Narita International Airport last August. An aircraft maintenance technician at GE Aerospace, Wooyoung was the youngest member of the On Wing Support team based in South Korea, which had received an urgent call to replace a critical component on a GEnx engine mounted on a Boeing 747-8 freighter operated by Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA). He and his fellow quick-turn crew were preparing for a slightly unorthodox repair job.
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