Fuel Cells Works’ Post

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Solar collaborates with our customers to help them achieve their sustainability goals and support a reduced carbon future. Recently, Solar Turbines and Chevron achieved an industry milestone running a low emissions Solonox gas turbine on an over 60% hydrogen blend. The Centaur 40 unit is located at a Chevron Co generation facility in Kern County, California. Solars long term partnership with Chevron helped. The Shore project success, the partnership between Chevron and solar is super powerful because of the long standing relationship that we have. We're able to work together to creatively partner and find solutions to really big problems. Today we're able to use hydrogen in our current systems to decarbonize traditional energy production. The Chevron and solar teams partnered on the concept development and testing, collaborating on next generation energy advances. Chevron believes that the future of energy is lower carbon and it's going to require a lot of work to get to that lower carbon future. The whole concept here is to take hydrogen, blend it with natural gas and displace some of that natural gas to lower their carbon intensity of that turbines operation. So at a high level, it's pretty straightforward. The customer service that we get from solar is amazing. There are many future business opportunities. That this project can unlock, specifically in the hydrogen space, the ability both in our current traditional businesses, but also in future businesses to be able to leverage hydrogen to decarbonize the world. We're really powering the world forward with affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy.