Tildy Bayar, Decentralized Energy
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GE has commissioned a new combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Hamburg, Germany.
The 8.4 MWe plant will supply power for up to 20,000 households as well as heating and hot water for 500 businesses and residential buildings.
The new CHP plant, which features GE’s Jenbacher engines, replaces heat generation from a landfill plant. According to the company, the CO2 load for 1 kWh of heat from the new plant is roughly 40 per cent lower than 1 kWh generated by a coal-fired power plant with heat extraction.
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