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The technology group Wärtsilä and WEC Energy Group have joined forces to successfully test the capabilities of a Wärtsilä engine running on a 25 vol percent hydrogen-blended fuel.”Supporting a net-zero futureEPRI Vice President of Energy Supply and Low-Carbon Resources Neva Espinoza added that the organization is accelerating deployment of a full portfolio of clean energy technologies to support a net-zero future.

 The tests lasted three days and demonstrated the capability of the engine to co-fire hydrogen blends.is on the rise creating opportunities to produce hydrogen for long-term energy storage from excess renewable energy. This demonstration project with Wärtsilä and WEC Energy Group is significant in showing the potential of hydrogen blending in natural gas-fired engines.

The results of this project are a strong indicator that these dispatchable units can run on very low- and no-carbon fuels.See Also The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) also participated in the tests and confirmed the feasibility of blending hydrogen with natural gas for use in an existing Wärtsilä engine.

Hydrogen is particularly eco-friendly as it burns without producing any carbon species including CO2.

 These tests provide clear evidence that Wärtsiläs engine technology can deliver future-proof power solutions that make a huge contribution towards decarbonised operations.I think my Blum character would understand this as a variety of double-bookkeeping: inviting into the book what was happening around me—what I wasnt living—while I was busy writing and hoping that the invitation would be enough to compensate.

of the reader as much as of the culture itself—tests as to whether a culture has preserved within itself enough of what Van Wyck Brooks called a usable past.we learn that the novel is based on real-life events told to Cohen by the literary scholar Harold Bloom.

I cant decide whether it dialectically undercuts what came before or takes the story to a fitting end.its funny how many years it took me to recognize that—how many books it took me to recognize and be able to laugh at the unintended comedy I created out of a hard-line fidelity to an abstraction.