NYPA Uses Up to 44% Hydrogen Mix in Long Island Power Plant Test

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Last Friday, the New York Power Authority (NYPA) released a report of the results of mixing so-called "green" hydrogen with natural gas and using the fuel to generate electricity with reduced emissions from a retrofitted General Electric combustion turbine. The experiment was conducted at NYPA’s Brentwood Power Station on Long Island. NYPA experimented with fuel blends from 5% to 44% hydrogen. The study found CO2 mass emission rates were reduced by approximately 14% by mixing in a 35% blend of hydrogen.

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