New Renewable Energy Sources
CHANGING THE WAY WE POWER THE WORLD
Very ambitious goals are being proposed to significantly increase the number of electric vehicles in the coming years. The push for E.V.’s will result in significant increases in demand for renewable electricity to feed the charging infrastructure. Electric vehicles will play a significant role in the increased demand for cleaner renewable energy. By 2040, the expectation is that at least 57% of all passenger vehicle sales, and over 30% of the global passenger vehicle fleet, will be electric. *
There is no doubt that the demand for clean, reliable and affordable electricity is greater than ever. Solar and wind just don’t get it done. The patented GT Turbine technology offers low-cost, zero emission power 24-7 and can provide utility scale base load power.
As clean energy technology improves and the industry seeks to be more efficient, the demand for clean energy technology will increase dramatically. Attributes of GT Hydro technology will impact these efficiencies and help meet the increased demand. GT Hydro is poised to have a huge impact on Hydro renewable energy.
WHAT IS GT HYDRO?
GT Hydro is a young company with a patented hydrokinetic technology that can harness the natural energy of flowing water to generate renewable energy at a very competitive cost with even less of an environmental impact than other renewable energy sources. Commercialized operation project no government subsidies to compete.
The GT Hydro is different from all other hydro technologies.
Most other hydro technologies try to spin faster to get more energy, but the bigger they get, the greater the torque problem. With the GT Hydro “wheel”, fluid is pushed through an internal turbine more than 100 times faster than the speed of the wheel!
GT’s turbines are simple and contain very few moving parts, thus requiring very little maintenance. The systems are incredibly competitive when compared to other methods of generating electricity. The turbines will be installed in fixed locations in rivers and oceans around the world.
*ElectricVehicle Outlook 2019, BloombergNEF