H-25
The H-25 Series gas turbines were developed for both utility and industrial customers alike. Our team is committed to continuous improvement and striving for performance enhancements. The H-25 Series provides various options for decarbonization, such as replacing steam power plants with cogeneration plants or utilizing hydrogen. The H-25 will undergo verification for 100% hydrogen firing by 2024 at Takasago Hydrogen Park.
- Co-generation
- Package Design
- Fuel Flexibility
- Hydrogen Capability
A co-generation plant with the H-25 Series gas turbine produces the highest steam supply volume in the turbine class with high thermal efficiency.
The H-25 and its auxiliaries are designed for a flexible layout, minimizing on-site installation work and time, and easy transportation.
Able to utilize natural gas, off-gas, light oil, kerosene, bio-ethanol, and other fuel types.
H-25 gas turbines use advanced combustion technology, capable of handling a variety of fuels such as off gas. For a future switch from existing fuel gas to hydrogen, the H-25 can accommodate a fuel conversion with minimal modification; only the combustion system needs to be changed.
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To accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen, Mitsubishi Power has developed the world’s first center for validation of hydrogen-related solutions, from production to power generation. The Takasago Hydrogen Park currently in operation, will be used to commercialize small and large gas turbines on a path to 100% hydrogen firing starting in 2025.
Enabling Green Hydrogen
Hydrogen is the key to unlocking cleaner power. With the world seeking to reduce emissions from traditional power generation, hydrogen’s role as a clean energy source that does not emit carbon dioxide makes it a viable alternative. And Mitsubishi Power’s large-scale hydrogen-fueled power plants are making carbon-free power generation a reality.