2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-03995-4
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Power-to-Gas: Technology and Business Models

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“…On the basis of the underlying modular design, this is technically feasible. This scaling up is confirmed by original equipment manufacturers as well as in international publications (CLCF, 2013;Lehner et al, 2014). Provision of appropriate caverns, in particular for LTS, is feasible if suitable salt formations are available.…”
Section: 33mentioning
confidence: 62%
“…On the basis of the underlying modular design, this is technically feasible. This scaling up is confirmed by original equipment manufacturers as well as in international publications (CLCF, 2013;Lehner et al, 2014). Provision of appropriate caverns, in particular for LTS, is feasible if suitable salt formations are available.…”
Section: 33mentioning
confidence: 62%
“…During the transition, the non-energy demand for natural gas by the Saudi industry is increasingly met through synthetic natural gas production (SNG). Power to gas plants (PtG) are used to produce SNG from renewable electricity generation [34,35] and integrated into the power system. During the production of the SNG, there may be excess heat produced that can contribute to the operation of thermal desalination plants.…”
Section: Desalination Technology Electrical Energymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To attain a 100% renewable energy future, our work assumes that over time the industrial gas demand is met from synthetic natural gas (SNG). This can be achieved through power-to-gas plants (PtG) that comprise of two processes already used in industry: electrolysis and methanation [34,35]. PtG plants convert renewable electricity to renewable methane that can be stored in the existing gas infrastructure and used as conventional natural gas or for the industry.…”
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“…1 ist die Power-to-Gas-Technologie in einem Überblick dargestellt [6]. Der wesentliche Vorteil bei der Umwandlung von erneuerbaren Strom in Methan liegt in der Möglichkeit der unbeschränk-ten Nutzung des vorhandenen Erdgasnetzes und der Erdgasspeicher sowie in der vielfältigen, technologisch vollständig entwickelten Verwendung von Methan respektive Erdgas als Energieträger für die Rückverstromung, zur Wärmeerzeugung, in der Mobilität oder auch als chemischer Grundstoff.…”
Section: Abb 1 Konzept Der Power-to-gas-technologieunclassified