Siemens Energy and EnBW have revealed they are jointly driving forward to use of green hydrogen as a low-carbon alternative in future power plants.
EnBW’s district heating power plant in Stuttgart-Münster, Germany is expected to have its coal-fired operations replaced with natural gas over the next years, however, two Siemens’ SGT-800 gas turbines will be at heart of the installation, which will be hydrogen capable.
With an electrical output of 62MW and a downstream waste heat recovery system, the two new turbines will replace three coal-fired boilers.
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