Micro-size gas turbines create market opportunities
Journal Article
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· Power Engineering (Barrington)
OSTI ID:563871
- International Power and Light (United States)
Power plants in the 25 to 250 kW-size range will enable utilities, IPPs and ESCOs to provide economic power for a variety of applications. Small, low-cost, highly efficient gas turbines provide the utility industry with a four-generation technology that features numerous benefits and potential applications. These include firm power to isolated communities, commercial centers and industries; peak shaving for utility systems to reduce the incremental cost of additional loads; peak shaving for large commercial and industrial establishments to reduce demand charges, as well as standby, emergency power and uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
- OSTI ID:
- 563871
- Journal Information:
- Power Engineering (Barrington), Vol. 101, Issue 9; Other Information: DN: Paper presented at the 1997 IEEE Rural Electric Conference, Minneapolis, MN (US), April 20--22, 1997; PBD: Sep 1997
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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