Quadgeneration Solutions CCHP+CO2

Quadgeneration is most effectively utilized in areas with a local demand for carbon dioxide. This need often arises within industries like carbonated beverage

or food manufacturing. The recovery of CO2 is achieved to meet food and beverage quality standards, commonly using amine-wash based technology.

Benefits of Quadgeneration

Potential for Minimal or No Carbon Emissions
Lower Operational Expenses Compared to Individual Procurement of Electricity, Heat, Cooling, and Carbon Dioxide
Optimizes the Full Range of Gas Utilization Resources
Offers a Broad Spectrum of Potential Applications

CO₂ Uses in Quadgeneration

Carbon dioxide can be used for a number of purposes including:

Used as a plant growth stimulant

Application in the food industry

Employed in various industrial processes

Carbon dioxide that's reclaimed and purified from gas engines finds widespread use in the horticultural sector, especially within Dutch greenhouses.

Through the Codinox system, the exhaust gas is cleansed and introduced into the greenhouses. The plants employ this carbon dioxide during photosynthesis,

assimilating it into their structure. Consequently, this process removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, thereby curbing carbon emissions.

Alternatively, purified carbon dioxide can be utilized in various ways. It's employed in the production of beverages and food items, such as carbonation

in the soft drinks industry, as well as in other industrial processes. Quadgeneration doesn't just deliver the advantages of highly efficient energy generation,

tapping into over 90% of the energy present in the gas, but it also effectively utilizes carbon dioxide, a byproduct of the combustion process. This synergistic

approach yields exceptional environmental performance and holds the potential for achieving zero carbon emissions.