Elsaco Retrofits CHP Plants in Romania for Hydrogen Conversion
Key Ideas
  • Elsaco Electronic in Romania will retrofit two CHP plants in Arad and Constanta to run on up to 100% hydrogen.
  • 920 FleXtra engines will be converted to change the combustion system from pipeline gas to hydrogen.
  • The conversion aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote a shift towards cleaner energy sources.
  • The project showcases a commitment to sustainability and the adoption of hydrogen technology in the region.
Elsaco Electronic, an EPC contractor in Romania, has announced plans to retrofit two combined heat and power (CHP) plants in the towns of Arad and Constanta. The project involves converting the existing Jenbacher engines to run on up to 100% hydrogen, marking a significant shift in the combustion system and fuel type from pipeline gas to hydrogen. This initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce carbon emissions and promote the use of cleaner energy sources in the region. The 920 FleXtra engines chosen for the conversion are versatile and well-suited for the transition. By embracing hydrogen technology, the project aligns with sustainability goals and showcases a commitment to innovation in the energy sector. The retrofitting of these CHP plants highlights the growing interest in hydrogen as a viable alternative fuel and signifies a positive step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly energy landscape in Romania.
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