Gas-fired generator sets help achieve dual carbon goals

Against the backdrop of global energy structure transformation and the advancement of the "dual carbon" strategy, gas-fired generator sets are becoming an important solution for energy conservation and emission reduction in the industrial field with their unique environmental advantages and technical characteristics.

Efficient and clean, with significant emission reduction effects
The gas-fired generator set uses natural gas as fuel, and the carbon dioxide emissions during combustion are reduced by more than 50% compared with coal-fired, and the nitrogen oxide emissions are reduced by 80%. Its advanced lean combustion technology can increase the thermal efficiency to 42%-50%, and with the waste heat recovery system, the comprehensive energy utilization rate can reach more than 85%.

Flexible and reliable, adapted to the new energy system
The modularly designed gas-fired unit has the characteristics of fast start and stop, which can effectively cooperate with the volatility of renewable energy such as wind power and photovoltaics, and play the role of "stabilizer" in the peak load regulation of the power grid. The distributed energy station adopts the mode of gas-fired power generation + waste heat energy supply to realize the trigeneration of electricity, heat and cold, which increases the regional energy utilization rate by more than 30%.

Economic and technological breakthroughs
With the acceleration of the localization of gas turbines, the equipment procurement cost has dropped by 40% compared with five years ago. With the optimization of fuel costs brought about by the market-oriented reform of natural gas, the project investment recovery period has been shortened to 5-8 years. What is more noteworthy is that the breakthrough in hydrogen blending combustion technology allows existing gas units to be mixed with 15%-20% hydrogen, reserving a technical interface for the large-scale application of hydrogen energy in the future.