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Appendix I: Westinghouse Gas Turbine Firsts

Westinghouse: The Power Behind Combined Cycle Plants. Orlando, FL: Westinghouse Electric Corporation, page 2.

Appendix II: Small Steam and Gas Turbine Division Marketing's New Years Greeting, 1967 →

Appendix I: Westinghouse Gas Turbine Firsts

A Brief History of Westinghouse Gas Turbines: The First 50 Years

A Pioneer in U.S. Jet Engine Development
Early Land-Based Gas Turbine Experience
Pioneering Power Generation Applications
Salt Grass Combined Cycle: A Major Milestone
The Great Northeast Blackout of 1965
Round Rock: A Case of Some Very Bad Timing
Technology Evolves Rapidly as Market Grows
W501 Milestones in Photographs
The W251 Model Series Evolves Along with W501
Westinghouse EconoPac-Packaged Gas Turbine Power Plant
Westinghouse PACE (Power At Combined Efficiencies) Combined Cycle Power Plants
The Importance of International Markets
The Saudi Arabian Market Develops
Second Wave of Saudi Orders to the Rescue
Other Important International Markets
The Rise of Cogeneration and Independent Power Markets
A Tale of Two Companies
Capital Cogeneration
Texas City Cogeneration
Dow-Destec IGCC at Plaquemine, Louisiana
The Concordville Years
Changes in Westinghouse's Relationship with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Westinghouse Gas Turbines: On the Move
Take a New Look at Westinghouse Combustion Turbines
Bellingham and Sayreville Project Milestones
Introducing the 501F Advanced Gas Turbine
Introducing the 250MW-Class W501G
The Siemens Acquisition
Footnote to History
References
Appendix I: Westinghouse Gas Turbine Firsts
Appendix II: Small Steam and Gas Turbine Division Marketing's New Years Greeting, 1967
Appendix III: Key Customer List
Appendix IV:Westinghouse Low-Btu Gas Experience: A Brief History
Appendix V: Westinghouse Gas Turbine Management Timeline

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