Hydrogen gas turbines: the future of power generation
Hydrogen gas turbines are becoming an important element of the low-carbon energy transition. These turbines are capable of generating electricity with minimal carbon dioxide emissions and, in the case of green hydrogen, a zero carbon footprint.
Current turbine models already run on a mixture of natural gas and hydrogen, with plans to switch to all-hydrogen fuel in the future. Engineers are introducing new materials and cooling technologies to cope with the high combustion temperature of hydrogen.
The use of hydrogen turbines is particularly promising for industry and power grids with high demand for stable energy supply. They offer the opportunity to produce energy in large quantities without dependence on weather conditions.
The development of these technologies is accelerating the movement towards clean energy generation that can replace traditional fossil resources.
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