Carbon reduction emissions in South Africa
Carbon reduction emissions in South Africa
This project is a feasibility study for a control system for existing backup generators in South Africa. The strategy is to install a system to enable backup generators (BGs) to be dispatched only when a large generator fails. Using BGs to provide ''ten minute reserve'' will save energy and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by an estimated nearly 500,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year.
- University of North Texas United States
20 Fossil-Fueled Power Plants, Progress Report, Policy And Economy, Control Systems, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon, South Africa, Greenhouse Gases, Gas Turbines, Feasibility Studies South Africa, 29 Energy Planning, Fossil-Fuel Power Plants, Feasibility Studies, Fossil Fuel Power Plants, Air Pollution Abatement
20 Fossil-Fueled Power Plants, Progress Report, Policy And Economy, Control Systems, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon, South Africa, Greenhouse Gases, Gas Turbines, Feasibility Studies South Africa, 29 Energy Planning, Fossil-Fuel Power Plants, Feasibility Studies, Fossil Fuel Power Plants, Air Pollution Abatement
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