In a hot industrial park in Indonesia, the roaring sound of machinery never stops day and night, and the flames of smelting furnaces illuminate the sky red. The energy demand here is huge, but it has long faced unstable power supply and carbon emission pressure. Just recently, an energy revolution quietly landed - China Power Construction Group Fujian Electric Power Engineering Co., Ltd. and the park operator officially signed a design service contract for a gas solar energy storage integrated hybrid power station, injecting clean and stable power into this industrial hotspot.

The project adopts an isolated grid gas solar energy storage integrated energy model, combining the flexibility of natural gas power generation with the low-carbon advantages of photovoltaics and energy storage, to form a stable all-weather power supply system. Natural gas power generation serves as a reliable base load, photovoltaic provides clean daytime electricity, and energy storage fills the gap during fluctuations, achieving energy complementarity and efficient utilization.

With the acceleration of global energy structure transformation, a single energy source is no longer sufficient to meet the energy needs of large industrial parks. Gas power has become an important bridge connecting traditional thermal power and renewable energy due to its strong regulation ability and relatively low emissions. This project is in line with the trend of multi energy integration, maximizing the characteristics of different energy sources and improving overall system efficiency.keywords:Southeast Asia engineering information network

After system optimization and scheduling, the power station not only significantly improves energy efficiency, but also effectively reduces electricity costs, accurately meeting the demands of green development in the park. After the project is put into operation, it will become a typical case of comprehensive energy upgrading in overseas industrial and mining parks, setting a new benchmark for China Electric Power Fujian Institute in the Southeast Asian market.Editor/Yang Meiling