Presented at the exhibition gas engine technology (GPA) GE's Jenbacher is among the most versatile and efficient in the world. In particular, they are used to provide greenhouses with electricity, heat and carbon dioxide.

System generated electricity can be directed to artificial lighting or fed into the electric network of General use. Thermal energy is used to heat the greenhouse, while carbon dioxide from the exhaust gases of the engine can be used to fertilize plants.

Among the advantages of GE Jenbacher – it's compact: it can be placed in the container or as part of a special greenhouse for the volume of supplies that does not require construction of a separate building, thereby accelerating the commissioning of CHP plants in operation.

Installation can also be complemented with dedicated service solution GE myPlant1. This solution allows you to monitor the status of your installation in a timely manner and predict faults, increasing the efficiency of equipment operation.

Ivan Saprykin, senior sales Manager for GE's Jenbacher in Russia and the CIS, noted that in 2017 Jenbacher technology is 60 years, during which she was continuously improved.

Gas engines GE's Jenbacher used to address such energy challenges, such as ensuring that the capacity of the new or expanding enterprises reduce operational energy costs, increase energy security, electricity production for subsequent sale. Currently in operation in the world was introduced more than 15 thousand of such GPA.