District heating and industrial heat

CHP generates electricity and heat from a single fuel source. Traditional heating plants emit varying amounts of CO₂ depending on the fuel used. Thus, even a simple fuel switch may reduce CO₂ emissions by nearly 50%. Additionally, converting the plant into a GT-powered CHP or a Combined Cycle Power Plant with heat extraction can significantly improve its electrical efficiency. As a result, fuel efficiency can be as high as 90% while using as little fuel as possible.

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Clean fuels, such as green hydrogen or biofuels, can drastically lower CO₂ emissions and eliminate the need for fossil fuels in gas turbines. This is an effective way to future proof a combined cycle power plant and maximize its life cycle. Find out how much carbon footprint you can reduce by burning green hydrogen in your gas turbine. Calculate your carbon dioxide (CO₂) reduction and cost-savings potential on carbon certificates.

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