“B&W and John Zink have enjoyed a strong relationship on many projects over many years, so this teaming agreement was a natural fit for us,” said Brandy Johnson, vice president of global projects, B&W. “Our companies are the industry leaders in our respective areas of expertise and by working together, we can offer our customers unmatched reliability and value – as well as streamlined sourcing, engineering, manufacturing and installation – for their project’s boiler needs.”

B&W’s package boilers are engineered to meet unique capacity, space, fuel, emissions, transportation, installation, and other requirements. They offer reliable power with low emissions, low auxiliary power requirements, simple operation, low maintenance, and can be tailored for a variety of fuel options, including natural gas.

JZHC offers customers many benefits by leveraging their specialized, in-house capabilities, to provide complete steam solution packages centered around combustion and designed to optimize overall system efficiency.

“JZHC and its Coen brand are the leaders in ultra-low-NOx emissions burners and complex fuel applications,” said Jason Cardoza, vice president, Coen, “Our relationship with B&W will allow us to optimize the efficiency and emissions of our steam generation offering.”

Coen burners are installed in more than 15,000 plants worldwide and are engineered for optimized steam production and emissions control. With more than 5,000 units and 150 years of experience, B&W's water-tube package and industrial boilers have an established reputation for reliability and proven performance. For more information, visit www.babcock.com.