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JUPITER, Fla., September 29, 2017 Powerphase is excited to announce the issuance of 3 new patents. Patent number 9,695,749 was issued July 4 and is titled “Compressed Air Injection System Method and Apparatus for Gas Turbine Engines”. Patent number 9,752,501 was issued September 5th and is titled “Aero Boost – Gas Turbine Energy Supplementing Systems and Efficient Inlet Cooling and Heating and Methods of Making the Same”. Lastly, Patent number 9,765,693 was issued September 19, 2017 and is titled “Gas Turbine Air Injection System Control and Method of Operation”. More information about all 3 patents is available at The USPTO Website.

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May 4, 2017 – Dr. Mark Little, General Electric’s former chief technology officer and leader of GE Global Research, has joined the board of directors of Powerphase, maker of patented upgrades that improve the fuel efficiency and output of combustion turbines. Dr. Little accompanies Bob McGrath, former EVP Nextera Energy, as the second independent director appointed to the Powerphase board of Directors. During his tenure at GE, Dr. Little led one of the world’s largest and most diversified industrial research and technology organizations that developed core technologies to help GE succeed in all of its businesses, including energy, oil & gas and aviation. During his 37 year tenure at GE, he also served as Vice President of GE Energy power-generation, and several engineering and management positions in their turbine business, as well as in business development in their energy sector. Click here for the full press release on business wire.

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