Gas turbines
Gas turbines are well suited for CHP solutions because high-temperature turbine exhaust ca be used to generate steam, and be used for industrial process heating or drying. Gas turbines are commonly used to produce power and meet thermal loads across multiple sectors like industrial and commercial, pulp and paper, food processing, hospitals, universities, etc. At CyberGrid, we enable, market participation, and economical optimization of gas turbines CHP systems, turning their flexibility into revenue.
Testimonials
The EU-funded project SENERGY NETS, where CyberGrid is one of the leading partners, aggregates assets such as EV charging stations, heat pumps, CHP, inter alia. The project aims to showcase the technical and economic capability of multi-energy systems to decarbonize the heating and cooling, power, and gas sectors. This is achieved through the integration of locally-produced renewable energy sources and sector coupling, with a primary focus on innovative infrastructure and business models.
Frequently asked questions
How does CyberNoc ensure operational efficiency?
Can gas and steam turbines be combined?
How does CyberNoc facilitate the integration of assets and scalability?
What complexities does participation in the energy market imply?
How do you ensure regulatory compliance?
Revenue you can generate
BESS
- Make up to 300k Eur/MW/a
- Additional revenues + 30% with free bids
Power-to-Heat
- Make up to 250k EUR/MW/a
- Additional revenues + 30% with free bids
Hydro
- Make up to 180 k EUR/MW/a
- Additional revenues + 30% with free bids
*This is a sample calculation for participating in multiple markets based on energy and ancillary services market prices in 2024. The calculation is for illustrative purposes only. No claims whatsoever can be derived from this calculation.
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