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Mistubishi Power and Entergy to collaborate generating hydrogen for gas turbines
- 4 years ago (2020-09-24)
- David Flin
Mitsubishi Power and Entergy have signed a joint development agreement to collaborate in bringing decarbonisation projects to Entergy’s utility businesses in four states in USA: Arkansas, Louisiana, including the separate jurisdiction of New Orleans, Mississippi, and Texas. The companies will focus on generating hydrogen for gas turbines. This will include:
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- Developing hydrogen-capable gas turbine combined cycle facilities.
- Developing green hydrogen production, storage, and transportation facilities.
- Creating nuclear-supplied electrolysis facilities with energy storage.
- Developing utility-scale battery storage systems.
Mitsubishi Power is a first mover in hydrogen-enabled gas turbines and short- and long-term solutions. It claims to provide the world’s first – and currently only – standard integrated green hydrogen packages. The Hydaptive and Hystore packages optimise integration across renewables, energy storage, and hydrogen-enabled gas turbine power plants, which all work together to create and use green hydrogen.
Mitsubishi Power has announced the sale of its first hydrogen-capable advanced class gas turbine for the Intermountain Power Plant, which plans to transition from coal to a mixture of 30 per cent hydrogen with natural gas by 2025, ramping to 100 per cent green hydrogen fuel by 2045.