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The hydrogen revolution isn’t here quite yet — but now we know what happens when a certain type of gas plant burns a small amount of hydrogen.
Test shows hydrogen blending slightly reduces gas power plant emissions Account Donate Clean energy journalism for a cooler tomorrow The hydrogen revolution isn’t here quite yet — but now we know what happens when a certain type of gas plant burns a small amount of hydrogen. Link copied to clipboard A Wärtsilä 50SG reciprocating engine like this unit was used in the test. (Wärtsilä) A gas plant in Michigan successfully burned a mix of hydrogen and methane to generate electricity in a recent field test. That’s an important proof point for efforts to turn hydrogen into a pillar of the…
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