Against the backdrop of global energy structure transformation and low-carbon development, Superwatt (Shandong) Power Tech Co., Ltd. and INNIO Jenbacher once again led the industry trend with their innovative spirit.
On June 6, 2024, they held the ” Unveiling Ceremony of the First SWT-Jenbacher Genset for Low Concentration Mine Methane Application” in Jining, Shandong. They jointly launched the first domestic skid-mounted containerized generator solution with the Jenbacher J420 low-concentration gas engine.
INNIO Jenbacher is a global leading provider of gas combustion engines, power generation equipment, and digital platform solutions. As a strategic partner of Jenbacher in China’s low-concentration gas industry, SWT has further deepened its cooperation and jointly launched this low-concentration gas genset, which is equipped with a high-performance ignition system, an electronically controlled air-fuel mixing system, and a lean combustion system. It has high power generation efficiency, high mechanical strength, small size, lightweight, stable operation, and meets various market application prospects.
SWT General Manager Bluey Ji said that the joint launch ceremony of the first low-concentration gas genset of SWT-Jenbacher not only marks a milestone in our product innovation but also symbolizes the firm implementation of our commitment to global carbon neutrality, carbon peak, and green sustainable development.
Martin Widner, Vice President of Global Sales of Jenbacher, introduced the development history, business areas, and technical advantages of INNIO Jenbacher.
According to the project leader, the genset has achieved ultra-low emissions of nitrogen oxides in engine exhaust, which can help customers easily meet environmental protection requirements. At the same time, the overall solution adopts an integrated container skid-mounted design with a compact and beautiful structure, wind, sand, rain and snow. Also, it adapts to a variety of application scenarios.
Through international cooperation and technology sharing, SWT plans to build more gas power generation projects in the next few years. This will not only help achieve the goal of “carbon peak and carbon neutrality”, but also contribute to the response to global climate change.
