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GEN-H Energy and Hycamite signed an MoU to develop a 200–300 MW balancing power project in Kotka, Finland, integrating Hycamite’s methane pyrolysis equipment with a gas-fired power station to generate electricity from natural gas without CO2 emissions.

What opportunities and challenges do you foresee for methane pyrolysis–based, CO2-free gas power in grid balancing—especially regarding costs, hydrogen/solid carbon offtake, and integration with existing infrastructure?

Gen-H Energy and Hycamite sign MoU for power project in Finland based on methane pyrolysis

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GEN-H Energy SL (Madrid, Spain; www.gen-h.com) is planning a 200–300-megawatt balancing power project in Kotka, Finland, where electricity will be generated from natural gas without carbon dioxide emissions. Hycamite (Kokkola, Finland; www.hycamite.com) equipment – based on methane pyrolysis – will be integrated with an electricity-generating gas-fired power station. The companies have signed a memorandum of […]

The post Gen-H Energy and Hycamite sign MoU for power project in Finland based on methane pyrolysis appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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