1) Project development of major energy facilities and their
auxiliary plants from conception to operation.
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Migration of existing gas turbines in power plants to utilize up to 30% of their fuel from hydrogen. This includes the suply of the hydrogen storage and/or production facility.
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Hydrogen compression / liquefying systems.
To transport hydrogen over long distances, hydrogen is compressed and liquefied.
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Hydrogen transmission and transportation systems.
Pipelines or tube tankers to transport hydrogen to nearby consumers.
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Renewable energy power plants.
The development of solar energy based electrical power generation facilities.
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Green hydrogen production facilities.
Using renewable energy to generate green hydrogen from water.
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Energy Storage systems for utilities.
With the advent of renewable energy system, many of which are based on conditions, i.e. availability of sunlight, wind, or waves, the requirement to store electrical energy for later availability has become part of every national grid.
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Hydrogen Storage Plants.
Temporary or permanent storage of hydrogen, be it at the generation plant or at the consumer side.
2)
Migration and modernization of old installations by upgrading hardware and software into modern systems. This increases efficiency and transforms old facilities and complexes to be suitable to the modern age.
3)
After Sales Service Contracts that include inspection of sites, testing of the electrical installations, load studies, and energy audits. PEAC can take over preventive and corrective maintenance of a facility or complex, that includes the spare parts management.
4)
Developing and optimizing management, operations, and maintenance systems for facilities and corporations as a consultant. “Corruption Management” as an external auditor and controller, for major projects.
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Migration of existing gas turbines in power plants to utilize up to 30% of their fuel from hydrogen. This includes the suply of the hydrogen storage and/or production facility.
-
Renewable energy power plants.
The development of solar energy based electrical power generation facilities.
-
Green hydrogen production facilities.
Using renewable energy to generate
green hydrogen from water.
-
Energy Storage systems for utilities.
With the advent of renewable energy system, many of which are based on conditions, i.e. availability of sunlight, wind, or waves, the requirement to store electrical energy for later availability has become part of every national grid.
-
Temporary or permanent storage of hydrogen, be it at the generation plant or at the consumer side.
-
Hydrogen transmission and transportation systems.
Pipelines or tube tankers to
transport hydrogen to nearby consumers.
-
Hydrogen compression / liquefying systems.
To transport hydrogen over long distances, hydrogen is compressed and liquefied.
1)
Project development of major energy facilities and their auxiliary plants from conception to operation.
2)
Migration and modernization of old installations by upgrading hardware and software into modern systems. This increases efficiency and transforms old facilities and complexes to be suitable to the modern age.
3)
After Sales Service Contracts that include inspection of sites, testing of the electrical installations, load studies, and energy audits. PEAC can take over preventive and corrective maintenance of a facility or complex, that includes the spare parts management.
4)
Developing and optimizing management, operations, and maintenance systems for facilities and corporations as a consultant. “Corruption Management” as an external auditor and controller, for major projects.