Interview Practice Questions
Q2: Volunteers from the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust will carefully restore the engines onsite, giving visitors a rare opportunity to witness heritage preservation in action.
Q5: Rolls-Royce, energy services provider Landmark and carbon dioxide specialist ASCO have teamed up to commission a 10-megawatt gas engine power plant with a carbon capture system in the United Kingdom. Located in Worksop in the East Midlands region, the first tankers carrying purified and liquefied CO2 have already been picked up from the site for use in the food industry to carbonate beverages such as beer and lemonade.
Q6: The CO2 is extracted from the exhaust gases of the mtu gas engines - captured by a recovery system - processed, and liquefied. The plant will capture up to 30,000 tons of CO2 per year. The power plant feeds electricity into the grid for around 10,000 households and helps to ensure its stability. The heat produced by the combined heat and power mtu plants will be used both for carbon capture processes and to supply heat to households in the surrounding area.
Q7: Rolls-Royce, energy services provider Landmark, and carbon dioxide specialist ASCO have commissioned a 10-megawatt gas engine power plant including a CO2 recovery system in the UK. The CO2 is extracted from the exhaust gases of the mtu gas engines, captured by a recovery system, processed, and liquefied. The power plant feeds electricity into the grid for around 10,000 households and helps to ensure its stability. The heat produced simultaneously by the mtu combined heat and power plants is used both for CO2 recovery and to supply heat to households in the surrounding area.
Q11: “An important component of the Rolls-Royce solution is the mtu EnergetIQ Manager, which was developed in-house and is tailored to our battery systems. This intelligent control system not only manages the three battery parks, but also the connected wind farms and controls both power supply and storage,” explained Andreas Görtz, President of Sustainable and Mobile Power Solutions at Rolls-Royce Power Systems. “Battery storage systems are a central component of our strategy. We are proud that our technology is helping to ensure a secure power supply in Lithuania.”
Q12: “Power generation from renewables is growing in Lithuania, which makes battery energy storage systems an important guarantee of reliability. They make the network more flexible, enable efficient use of green energy and help maintain stability even through heavy fluctuations. Battery energy storage systems are a key component of green transition as they will help integrate more green capacities, balance the fluctuations in power prices as well as reduce them,” said Darius Maikštenas, CEO of Ignitis Group.
Q14: In June this year, Rolls-Royce SMR Ltd was selected as the preferred bidder to develop the UK’s first commercial Small Modular Reactor (SMR). Rolls-Royce SMR Ltd. is committed to working with UK Government and the regulator to deliver power-to-grid by the mid-2030s. Building a fleet of SMRs will contribute £54bn for the British economy and unlock new export opportunities for the UK.
Q15: In October 2024, Rolls-Royce SMR was selected by energy firm CEZ to deploy up to 3GW of electricity in the Czech Republic. We continue to see significant international interest in Rolls-Royce SMRs, including in Sweden where we have been shortlisted as one of two potential SMR providers by Vattenfall.