Abstract: A system and method for producing hydrogen and/or power at scale. A partial combustion of a carbonaceous gaseous and/or liquid feed with an oxygen-containing feed generates heat for pyrolyzing non-combusted carbonaceous gaseous and/or liquid feed materials to produce an effluent including hydrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, water, and nitrogen. Electrolysis powered by a renewable energy source converts water to hydrogen and oxygen for the oxygen-containing feed. Hydrogen is collected from the electrolysis, and also from the effluent, and sent to a hydrogen-based power generator.

Abstract: A heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) (10) including: an economizer (12) configured to heat a working fluid by extracting heat from a flow of flue gas (20). The HRSG includes a diluting fluid injector arrangement (60) configured to inject a diluting fluid (50) effective to dilute a concentration of a gaseous corrosive when compared to an undiluted concentration of the gaseous corrosive in the flow of flue gas. The HRSG also includes a preheater (18) configured to preheat the diluting fluid prior to injection.

Abstract: A heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) (10) including: an economizer (12) configured to heat a working fluid by extracting heat from a flow of flue gas (20). The HRSG includes a diluting fluid injector arrangement (60) configured to inject a diluting fluid (50) effective to dilute a concentration of a gaseous corrosive when compared to an undiluted concentration of the gaseous corrosive in the flow of flue gas. The HRSG also includes a preheater (18) configured to preheat the diluting fluid prior to injection.