Technical and economic study of the energy transition from natural
Gas to green hydrogen in thermal power plants
Laince Pierre Moulebe,
Abdelwahed Touati,
Eric Obar Akpoviroro
et al.
Abstract:This research article contributes to the challenge of global warming by presenting the approach of the use of green hydrogen to reduce greenhouse gases. It shows that CO2 emissions can be significantly reduced in thermal power plants by replacing natural gas with green hydrogen as a fuel. This work presents the techno-economic study of the energy transition of a 12 MW thermal power plant based on green hydrogen. The presented study is based on the energy consumption of Nigeria, 73% of which is covered by natur… Show more
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