Application of cogeneration system in data center of natural Gas Group

January 16, 2013 GE announced that China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) in the Beijing Changping District built a new data center to install GE's Advanced Jenbacher internal combustion engine, that is, through the green to create the certification of CHP system. The new power station will http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/20707.html "> become China's first thermoelectric plant to reach the on-site refrigeration and heating requirements of industrial data centers."

The 16.7 MW power, heat and cold triple for power plants use the five GE3.34 MW JMS620 Jenbacher unit, the overall efficiency of up to 85%, so that the data center to minimize the cost of energy. At the same time, surplus power will be incorporated into the regional grid.

PetroChina is a terminal energy consumer, and Beijing natural Gas Group is the developer and operator of the thermal power plant. The project has been approved by the National Energy Agency and will be a demonstration project for energy supply in other data centers in China.

"Data centres have special requirements for electricity and other energy supplies." That's why we chose GE's CHP technology, and its reliability was validated in practice projects around the world, "said Mr. Zhao Jianwei, general manager of Beijing Natural Gas Energy Investment Corporation," and our project also strongly supports the National Energy Agency's stated objectives, By building more distributed energy facilities to improve regional energy security and improve air quality. ”

Changping Data Center Power station is the largest cogeneration project driven by gas engine in China at present. This data center is mainly for the China Petroleum Group is located in the Changping District National independent Innovation Demonstration Area new technology innovation Base to provide the service. The technology innovation Base is the center of the group's Petroleum Engineering Technology Research, Innovation & testing, product development and mechanical manufacturing. CNPC hopes to expand its network of remote data centers and enhance its business operations and emergency backup capabilities through such explorations.

This thermoelectric power plant, which burns clean natural gas, not only brings significant environmental benefits, but also is far more efficient in energy use than a single power supply. Under the plan, GE will deliver the Jenbacher unit by the end of April 2013;

GE is tasked with providing advanced power generation and management solutions to industrial data centers all over the world. This project shows the breadth of application of these advanced solutions.

"GE Jenbacher Thermoelectric technology offers the best availability and load management capabilities to meet China's oil and gas group's safety requirements for operational and back-up energy." Mr Ceo,karlwetzlmayer, of GE's gas and internal combustion engine business, said.

GE Jenbacher Internal combustion engine technology is part of the company's innovative distributed energy solutions portfolio. Its aim is to make it possible to use a variety of fuels reliably and efficiently to generate electricity from all over the world, regardless of grid connections. GE's distributed energy product portfolio also includes GE light turbines, Wacker gas engines and recycling waste heat recovery solutions.

GE Jenbacher has signed a contract with the Beijing Gas Energy Investment Company to supply the Jenbacher unit in--solomon, a distributor in China. GE and Solomon will also provide engine control systems, gas absorption devices and other ancillary equipment.