

PSM, Thomassen Energy, and Hanwha Power Systems, along with Hanwha’s portfolio peer companies in Korea, have just made history by operating a Frame 7E gas turbine with an impressive 60% hydrogen blend – the highest ever in the industry.
They achieved this with PSM’s FlameSheet™ Combustor Platform – capable of delivering an unparalleled level of fuel flexibility and emissions performance.
This power plant was designed for a site in Daesan, South Korea. The turbine used a mix of natural gas, hydrogen, and hydrogen-containing gas, operating at base load with 60% hydrogen by volume.
This type of technology is a game-changer for power producers worldwide striving to strike a balance between affordability, reliability, and sustainability. Upgrades like this to existing plants can really help future proof operations.
What a fantastic leap for the energy industry! Let’s take a moment to imagine the tremendous potential this holds for our transition towards a more sustainable future.
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