General Electric Oil & Gas has launched its Downstream Technology Solutions (DTS) business to more efficiently supply equipment and services to the $10 billion refining, petrochemical, industrial and distributed gas segments.
Headquartered in Houston, DTS offers multiple downstream technologies and services including steam turbines, blowers, distributed gas solutions, reciprocating compressors, pumps, valves and distribution systems. The business also provides maintenance services and remote monitoring and diagnostics.
Last month, GE agreed to acquire Cameron’s Reciprocating Compression division, which, subject to customary approvals, upon closing also will join DTS. The high-speed reciprocating compressors are used in applications in the development of shale oil and gas fields.
DTS also is the home of the recently-acquired Salof product lines of small-scale, modular liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants designed to help rail, marine, trucking and industrial customers convert to cleaner-burning natural gas for fuel and power generation.
