Aug 16, 2024 | Case Study, CHP / Cogeneration, Clarke Energy, CoEnergy America, Cogeneration, Natural Gas, USA Case Studies
Clarke Energy USA has successfully designed and commissioned a combined heat and power (CHP) system in Clinton, Maine, aimed at maximizing energy efficiency and reducing emissions. This CHP solution complements a biogas upgrading facility in the area. Peaks...
Aug 30, 2022 | Biogas, CoEnergy America, Cogeneration, News, USA News
Clarke Energy has secured a project to build and supply a 280kW combined heat and power (CHP) system to support the operation of a biogas plant treating dairy farm waste in Maine, USA. A CoEnergy 280NC combined heat and powered system with black start capability and a...
Dec 15, 2018 | Case Study, CoEnergy America, USA Case Studies
Overview Covenant Health Systems has installed multiple Co-Energy CHP systems at their assisted living facilities. Sites range in size from 60kW, 85kW to 150kW units. In 2015, when Covenant was looking to expand their eco-friendly and energy saving efforts at St....
Dec 15, 2018 | CoEnergy America, USA Case Studies
Overview Having already experienced the benefits of two Co-Energy CHP units, in 2015 MCPHS continued searching for energy efficiency improvements in their academic and dormitory buildings. MCPHS chose to partner once again with Co-Energy America to develop a CHP...
Dec 15, 2017 | Case Study, CoEnergy America, USA Case Studies
Overview Co-Energy America has worked with the Cape Codder on multiple occasions to develop clean energy solutions. The resort runs two Co-Energy CHP units 24/7 in order to alleviate their large consumption of hot water and electricity. According to the resort, the...
Dec 15, 2016 | Case Study, CoEnergy America, Cogeneration, USA Case Studies
Overview The Pine Street shelter in Boston’s South End has significant hot water needs for the showers, dishwashing and laundry. After thoroughly assessing the loads of the building, Co-Energy America installed a turnkey Amerigen 85 kW CHP system. The Pine Street Inn...
