Generation technologies of the future for Polish power system

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B. Zaporowski

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The paper presents an analysis of electricity generation technologies, as well as heat and electricity cogeneration technologies of the future for Polish power system. The analysis focuses on technologies used in three types of power plants: system large power plants, large and medium power CHP plants and small power CHP plants (distributed sources). Individual solutions are characterised by their specifi c CO2 emissions (kg CO2 /kWh) and specifi c electricity generation cost discounted for 2011 with the carbon emission cost included.


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B. Zaporowski. (2012). Generation technologies of the future for Polish power system. Acta Energetica, (02), 83–92. https://doi.org/10.52710/ae.247
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