Commercial potential for Texaco-based combined cycle power plants
M.J. Gluckman, A. Lewis, Tom Morton
Abstract
M.J. Gluckman, A. Lewis, Tom Morton
Abstract
The successful operation of the Cool Water integrated gasification combined-cycle (IGCC) power plant demonstrates that the technology is ready for commercialization. The degree of air pollution abatement possible in an IGCC system indicates that power plants should give it serious consideration to meet the environmental challenges of the future. The economic flexibility and financial risk mitigating potential attributable to the modular nature and phased introduction capability of IGCC power plants indicates that their widespread use for electric power generation from coal could contribute significantly to minimizing the cost of power generation in the future. 6 references, 2 figures, 4 tables.
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The successful operation of the Cool Water integrated gasification combined-cycle (IGCC) power plant demonstrates that the technology is ready for commercialization. The degree of air pollution abatement possible in an IGCC system indicates that power plants should give it serious consideration to meet the environmental challenges of the future. The economic flexibility and financial risk mitigating potential attributable to the modular nature and phased introduction capability of IGCC power plants indicates that their widespread use for electric power generation from coal could contribute significantly to minimizing the cost of power generation in the future. 6 references, 2 figures, 4 tables.
Key concepts: Integrated gasification combined cycle, Commercialization, Flexibility (engineering), Combined cycle, Modular design, Power station, Electricity generation, Engineering