GAS GENERATION
Micro Turbines
Natural gas generation is an increasingly popular energy choice because of its affordability and flexibility. This process utilizes microturbines—small combustion technology used for stationary energy generation applications. While small, they are the most powerful form of clean energy available today.
Microturbines operate on natural gas and are an ideal solution for distributed energy needs. They are perfect for commercial and industrial facilities with high power demands. Gas generation provides better power reliability, especially for those in areas where surges are frequent, or utility power is less dependable. They also support intermittent wind and solar sources, so your facility is never without power.
This technology is flexible. Microturbines can be used for standby power, peak shaving, and cogeneration applications. They are also scalable and provide low operation costs while emitting less carbon dioxide than traditional energy sources.
Energetic Solutions offers a comprehensive market analysis of available natural gas generating technologies to determine which type is best for your facility and sustainability initiatives.
Why Gas Generation?
Independence from the traditional power grid
High availability and reliability
Heat and power capabilities
Plant configurations to meet operational needs
Resilient, cost-effective power
Available in remote locations
Compact size and lightweight
Combat cyber security threats
Coal is the cheapest fossil fuel for generating electricity, but it’s also the dirtiest. This option releases the highest levels of pollutants into the air. Instead, choose natural gas. It allows your facility to generate power while minimizing environmental damage.
Natural gas is the cleanest-burning fossil fuel on the market. Microturbines cut energy bills, generate reliable power, and give the quickest return on investment of any energy system currently on the market.
Benefits of Gas Generation
- Substantial cost savings
- Reduced environmental impact
- Fuel flexibility reduces fuel costs