The congeneration plant will generate electricity and thermal power.
The modular 2G natural gas-based cogeneration system to be installed has a rated capacity of 1.8MWh.
The system consists of three 600kWh 2G avus series CHP modules with MWM engines fully integrated into the modular 2G cogeneration technology package.
The facility is expected to generate 14,940MWh of electricity and 62.5 billion BTU of thermal energy annually.
According to 2G-Cenergy, the plant is an integrated package, fully containerized and will be supplied as a ‘all-in-one’ and ‘connection-ready’ module.
