Clarke Energy in the USA

Clarke Energy USA specialize in gas engine power stations and combined heat and power (CHP) technology alongside renewable natural gas (RNG) solutions for gas grid injection. We are expanding this offering to incorporate additional and complimentary renewable energy generation and storage technologies as hybrids or microgrids.

Clarke Energy is an authorized distributor and service provider for INNIO Jenbacher gas engines in the USA, covering the states of Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota. We are also the authorized distributor and service provider for Techno Project Industriale’s (TPI’s) biogas upgrading plants. 

In 2019 Clarke Energy acquired Boston based combined heat and power solutions provider CoEnergy America. The acquisition expanded Clarke Energy’s geographical coverage in the US and product range into smaller CHP plants between 35 and 300kWe complementing its core offering.

Our team is comprehensively resourced to support facility engineering and integration of an engine with our client’s site. We are able to supply an engine, deliver an integrated industrial or commercial combined heat and power plant, or a turnkey power station in a remote location.

We originate from an after-sales support background and are able to offer a range of maintenance contracts or training for our valued customers. We offer full maintenance contracts as standard that cover both corrective and preventative maintenance along with lubricating oil, parts and manpower. We can also tailor this to the individual needs of our customers.

Our global experience of over 8GW of power generation equipment installed across all the world’s continents is extensive. We have industry leading knowledge of natural gas-fueled combined heat and power (CHP), biogas, landfill gas, sewage gas, coal bed methane, flare gas and peaking station applications.

Clarke Energy has its main US office in Waukesha, Wisconsin and a service branch office in Indiana.

In 2019 Clarke Energy acquired Boston based combined heat and power solutions provider Co-Energy America. The acquisition expanded Clarke Energy’s geographical coverage in the US and product range into smaller CHP plants between 35 and 300kWe complementing its core offering.