The Seoul city government will start constructing a hydrogen-fired power plant in World Cup Park in Seoul next May.
The 2.4 mega watt facility will generate electricity with hydrogen extracted from oil and gas. Such a method is considered environmentally friendly for emitting no sulfur oxide and other harmful chemicals.
Farm Power, a Skagit County renewable energy company, and Puget Sound Energy, Washington’s oldest local utility, have announced the entry into service of the state’s newest source of clean, sustainable power: an anaerobic dairy digester that transforms cow manure into both a source of electricity and a source of economic vitality for the region’s agricultural community. The dairy digester is capable of producing up to 750 kilowatts of electricity – or approximately the energy needed to power 500 homes – and will provide electricity to PSE’s Green Power Program.