H2-Orange: Finding Energy Storage Solutions for Decarbonizing Generation

IF 2.6 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

IEEE Power Electronics Magazine Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1109/MPEL.2023.3271200

T. Koeppe, J. Enslin, Tony Putman, Mark Johnson, Peter Hoeflich

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Abstract

This article describes the objectives and key results from a feasibility study about using hydrogen (H2) generation and storage in a co-firing project sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) named H2 Orange. The work includes a conceptual design, including a technoeconomic study, technology gap assessment, maturation plan, and commercialization plan of a nominal 50-megawatt hours (MWh) electrolysis-based hydrogen energy storage system. The project investigated optimal sizing, design, and integration of a hydrogen energy storage system with an existing 14.3-megawatt (MW) gas turbine supplying both electricity and thermal power at the Clemson University combined heat and power (CHP) plant. It is anticipated that the integration of H2 storage with CHP will be able to provide the Clemson campus with backup capability (power and steam) that includes on-site solar photovoltaic (PV) arrays and separate battery energy storage. Power electronic conversion technologies are of key relevance to hydrogen storage for decarbonizing fossil fuel generators at all levels of this project.

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H2-Orange:寻找脱碳发电的储能解决方案

本文描述了在美国能源部(DOE)资助的共烧项目H2 Orange中使用氢气(H2)产生和储存的可行性研究的目标和关键结果。这项工作包括一个概念设计，包括技术经济研究、技术差距评估、成熟计划和一个名义上50兆瓦时(MWh)电解氢储能系统的商业化计划。该项目研究了氢储能系统的最佳尺寸、设计和集成，该系统与克莱姆森大学热电联产(CHP)工厂现有的14.3兆瓦(MW)燃气轮机同时提供电力和热能。预计氢气储存与热电联产的整合将能够为克莱姆森园区提供备用能力(电力和蒸汽)，包括现场太阳能光伏(PV)阵列和独立的电池储能。电力电子转换技术是该项目各级脱碳化石燃料发电机储氢的关键技术。

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IEEE Power Electronics Magazine ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC-

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