business lunch at the winery klosheim

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The latest fuel cell technology in the refrigerator format

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Matthias friend, EDG GmbH Nieder-Olm (left) Marcus Baumermann, CFC GmbH Heinberg

- Topic at the business lunch at the winery Klosheim -

Rising energy prices despite environmentally friendly wind and solar energy have occasion to search for alternatives decentralized energy generation: the "BlueGen" - also known as private use for its own power and heat generation conceivable?

For the business lunch in the new wine cellar of the winery Klosheim in Sprendlingen was mayor Manfred Scherer on April 10, 2014 Mr. Marcus Baumermann by the company Ceramic Fuel Cells GmbH (CFC), Mr Matthias friend of the EDG, Mayor Thomas Feser from Bingen and about 16 entrepreneurs welcome from the business park Bingen-Grolsheim and the municipality. Before the opening of the buffet breakfast was worked.

Using Beamer presented Mr. Baumermann the "BlueGen" as a contribution for active environmental protection: decentralized energy generation based on fuel cells to generate electricity and heat supply of buildings for different purposes.

Handy details for natural gas-powered micro power plant made ??the BlueGen interesting for the participants:

Mr. Baumermann had brought a fuel cell "to touch". This technical detail is umpteen times lined up, stacked and assembled into a refrigerator-sized power generator.

After all, the BlueGen produced at optimum operating capacity an annual output of about 13,000 kWh of electricity and approximately 5,200 kWh of heat; the CO2 emissions and energy costs can be reduced by approximately 50% per year.

This market-ready, natural gas-powered and highly efficient micro-power plant, which will also be remotely controlled and maintained be suited for small to medium businesses, public institutions or as a supplement in multi-family homes, says Mr. Baumermann. Just for continuous and stable power supply for the operation of servers, the device is very well suited by its continuous operation.

However, the high purchase price might be a brake on investment for the private individual, since this is about € 25,000 per piece.

The energy service company Rheinhessen-Nahe (EDG) takes over the distribution, installation and maintenance with this certified company and can provide more accurate information on the use of funds and suitability of the use for a given user profile, including load profile measurements should be made. In the building of the headquarters in Nieder-Olm since December 2013, a fuel cell CHP in operation and can be viewed at interest and prior arrangement.

Of course, you can check in our Energy Agency Sprendlingen gene Ingen, who coordinated the event and all of the contact provides.


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