Once upon a time there was gas… and tomorrow?
Smart Energy International
Posted on: 23 February 2022
Solar Turbines has been invested for decades in the current generation of gas turbines and digital solutions that are not only ready now for the fuels of the future, such as hydrogen, biogas, biofuel, synthetic gas, but also developed as the key component of the Smart CHP concept.
The future calls for environmental sustainability, stable energy, economic sustainability, and ‘Smart Ecosystems’.
For decades, Solar Turbines has been invested in the current generation of gas turbines and digital solutions that are not only ready now for the fuels of the future, such as hydrogen, biogas, biofuel, synthetic gas, but also developed as the key component of the Smart CHP (combined heat and power) concept.
The CHP concept is where energy is produced when needed in support of industries and communities enhancing decarbonisation by increasing the feasibility of the growth of renewables and providing the most efficient way to use fuels when needed.
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