Seminar 33 -- Combined Heat and Power a Key Carbon-Free Dispatchable Energy Resource

This product is a zip file that contains files that consist of PowerPoint slides synchronized with the audio-recording of the speaker, PDF files of the slides, and audio only (mp3 format) as noted.Decarbonization significantly impacts building design including energy delivery systems whether power, cooling or heating. Leading states are combining deployment of intermittent renewable energy resources with electrification of heating as the keystone of their decarbonization pathway. Engineers need to adjust building energy systems including HVAC&R design to comply with the future grid. Combined Heat & Power provides dispatchable emissions free power and can be integrated into building design to overcome the problem of powering continuous operations with largely intermittent grid generation resources. This seminar reviews the latest advances in carbon free CHP as a key grid and building integrated energy resource.1. H2 CHP Developments & Case StudyJames Freihaut, PhD, Member, Penn State University, University Park, PA2. Low and No-Carbon Pathways for CHP with Rng, Biogas, Biomass, Ammonia and CcusRichard Sweetser, Exergy Partners Corp, Herndon, VA3. Gearoid Foley, Integrated CHP Systems, Princeton, NJ