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  • This research paper examines the technical feasibility, challenges, and current industry progress regarding the use of hydrogen as a fuel for gas turbines to reduce CO2 emissions. It details the physical differences between hydrogen and natural gas, the necessary modifications to turbine combustion systems, and the current capabilities of major original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).

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    Themes: energy transitionhydrogengas turbinesdecarbonizationco2 emissions
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    Document type: Research paper

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