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…are thermal energy storage and demand shifting. While for economic reasons, we think clean natural gas turbines will ultimately end up being the most widely used backup for renewables’ volatility….
…the sizes of around 1,000 US microgrids, with over 5GW of capacity, of which around 50% were constructed in the last decade, powered by CHPs (50%), gas turbines (17%), diesel…
…what we think decision makers in the energy transition should know. The theory underpins the appeal of electrification, ultra-efficient gas turbines, CHPs, nuclear HTGRs and new super-critical CO2 power cycles….
…where the gas turbines have a “sweet spot” of maximum efficiency. Battery storage allows Conoco to avoid low-efficiency turbine usage, which will will cut emissions by 20%. Demand shifting, in…