Unfortunately, methanol and hydrogen are not currently available in large quantities as basic energy and there is also no infrastructure to be able to heat houses sufficiently with them. Unfortunately, this will still take a few years.

The term Power-to-Liquid (PtL),[1] refers to the conversion of electrical power into liquid fuel. The PtL process is a series of different sub-processes. This process is not yet used on a large scale, but it potentially enables fuel supply from regeneratively generated electricity for those sectors that cannot do without liquid fuel.

Researchers from Stralsund and developers from Leipzig have now succeeded: They can turn wind into liquid methanol. A breakthrough – for transport and the storage of wind energy.

We are ready – Our power4you system can already be operated with all types of gas, with methanol or hydrogen.

Means: At present, only “gas” can realistically represent the energy basis for being able to supply buildings with energy economically.

Don’t forget: Our system is virtually an oven that also makes electricity!

That is why we currently operate our energy systems exclusively with gas or LPG.

Natural gas, bio gas and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are already the most important and widely used basic energy for buildings – along with heating oil.
Gas is available everywhere for heating, has an equally good energy content and even the exhaust gas is more environmentally friendly.

„In our system, the exhaust gas is even cleaner thanks to the catalytic converter.“

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INFORMATION on the future and more environmentally conscious expansion stage of our CHP - and in future you may be able to use your old oil tank to store hydrogen, then your power4you will be environmentally friendly through and through.

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