SCO2 Power Generation for Renewable Energy Extraction
Supercritical Carbon Dioxide (sCO2) Power Generation for Renewable Energy Extraction
Summary
• Many advantages to sCO2 cycles:
- Higher efficiency (up to 50%)*
- Smaller mechanical components (30%)*
- Lower cost of electricity (20-30%)*
- Ideal for renewable energy
- Reduced greenhouse emissions
• Multi-disciplinary team at UTSA is well-equipped to advance this technology
• Opportunity for CPS Energy to be a leader in the development of this next-generation renewable energy technology
Christopher Combs & Kiran Bhaganagar
Department of Mechanical Engineering, UTSA
Karan Bhanot
Department of Finance, UTSA
Sara Ahmed
Department of Electrical Engineering, UTSA
Jacob Delimont
Propulsion and Energy Section, SwRI
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