Tag #Gas Cogeneration

What are the immediate impacts of the Macedonian government's plan to use gas-fired cogeneration plants to reduce air pollution, and what are the potential drawbacks?

The Macedonian government plans to mitigate air pollution by building gas-fired cogeneration plants, a plan opposed by the Association of Engineers of Macedonia (ZIRM). ZIRM argues that while these plants offer economic benefits, promoting them as the primary pollution solution is inaccurate and misguided. The government anticipates a 50-70% reduction in pollution from gasification, while ZIRM emphasizes the need for a systemic, long-term approach.