As part of the FLEX4H2 project, the successful testing of the GT36 combustor prototypes took place at a dedicated test facility in Cologne, Germany. The tests highlighted the combustor’s ability to seamlessly switch between natural gas and hydrogen, demonstrating its fuel and operational flexibility. The innovative sequential combustion technology allows GT36 to operate on a wide range of hydrogen-natural gas blends, ensuring its adaptability to the continuously evolving needs of current and future power generation markets.
“This achievement posts a fundamental technology milestone for large heavy-duty gas turbines, paving the way towards a more sustainable and decarbonized power sector,” the company stated.
