A gas-fired distributed generation project in China. (Interfax)
One of China’s top gas distributors plans to expand its foothold in gas-fired distributed generation (DG) over the next decade to build power sector demand for its supplies.
China Gas Holdings (CGH) plans to have 100 combined-heat-and-power (CHP) systems operational across the country by 2028, according to Hu Kewu, general manager of Zhongran Energy Development, a Shenzhen-based subsidiary of Hong Kong-listed China Gas.
Forty of the 100 projects will be installed in buildings such as offices, hospitals and airports, where energy and water use is intensive, while...
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