6.23.2021
Gas power plants of the future are based on biomethane/RNG and hydrogen
Applications and technologies
Gas power plants are broadly recognized for their efficiency and flexibility, as well as for guaranteeing significant savings in energy costs and CO2 emissions. Efficiency and savings are further emphasized when cogeneration is used, with thermal and electrical energy produced simultaneously. But what will the gas power plants of the future look like? The keyword is surely “renewable”. The gas that powers this type of engines will not only consist of natural gas, but also biomethane/RNG and hydrogen. Only thanks to this approach will it be possible to speak of plants that are 100% carbon negative.
Original language: English
Origin: Belgium
Speaker
Ralf Wezel
Secretary General, EUGINE
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