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We design and build programmable data concentrators “RTU -Remote Terminal Units” developed for: Industrial applications, Special transport on wheels, Accounting of Energy production from renewable sources, Accounting of thermal and electrical energy consumption, Supervision and remote management of the plants, District heating ...
ByTecnint HTE SRL based in Osnago, ITALY
While our solution is not optimized for central power plants, our systems are suitable for peaker plants, district heat, wastewater and waste-to-energy plants, renewable natural gas (RNG)/biogas facilities, natural gas compressors and microgrid applications. In addition to its other benefits, CarbonQuest’s modular and flexible technology provides an ideal decarbonization solution for distributed carbon capture across a broad ...
ByCarbonQuest based in New York City, NEW YORK (USA)
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Why are utilities turning to Combined Heat and Power (CHP) / ...
BySolar Turbines Incorporated (STI) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Always when heat is produced decentralized from the combustion of biomass, theoretically electrical power can be supplied as "by-product". Our ECOCAL ORC-units offer the ideal solution to supply power in a range between 20 and 3.000 kW per unit from biomass. Remotely, efficient, in combined heat and power mode and ideally suited for ...
ByIntec GMK GmbH based in Bargeshagen, GERMANY
Hot water treatment for boilers and pipes in city districts. A trouble-free district heating network involves an optimal anticorrosion and antiscaling treatment of the water used in the process. In order to avoid pipes corrosion that could cause numerous water management problems (water leakeages, energy losses, unwanted intakes of untreated water, as well as the interruption of heated water supply for the end user) while optimizing the chemical consumption and minimizing maintenance costs and environmental ...
ByFineamin SA based in Geneva, SWITZERLAND
The global solar district heating market is expected to drive over the forecast period, as the technology is a cost-effective method in line with global climate goals. District heating is rapidly expanding in southern Europe and China as solar energy reduces the cost of fuel and CO2 ...
ByAbsolicon Solar Collector AB based in Härnösand, SWEDEN




