Sep82020Present situation in energy terms In Germany’s energy supply system, it is necessary to make increasing use of the possibility to combine the generation of electricity with the use of the heat which is generally produced at the same time (cogeneration of heat and power) in order to reduce primary energy consumption as stipulated in the Energy Concept. The high levels of electrical efficiency and the high CHP coefficients argue in favor of using fuel cells rather than other technologies. The fuel cell has been under development for many years in Germany, both for the distributed generation of power and heat and as a source of power for vehicles in mobile applications. In comparison with thermal processes, the fuel cell is characterized by a generally higher efficiency rating. One particular advantage is the fact that efficiency remains high both at partial load and in small units. Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:The Path to hydrogen competitiveness: A cost perspective.NextNext post:Germany and hydrogen – 9.000.000.000 EUR to spend as strategy is revealedMore articlesZementhersteller und Müllverbrenner und ihr CO2November 15, 2023Carbon Removal Certification FrameworkNovember 1, 2023CCUS PartnershipOctober 24, 2023Heidelberg Materials started developing carbon capture plant in BulgariaOctober 20, 2023Die Welt der CO2 ZertifikateJune 15, 2023ENERGY OF THE FUTUREApril 15, 2022
