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ORC industrial waste heat to power market growth is expected to be influenced by mounting demand for electricity in the industrial sector and rising preference for clean energy over conservative sources of energy.
New cogen installation on Yawkey roof will save $1.5 million a year and can heat and power the hospital's inpatient units for months if the electric grid goes down
Two combined heat and power plants provided by Rolls-royce have gone into operation in Belgium. Rolls Royce CHP technology
Since the beginning of the year, the CHP plants have been supplying energy to a new tomato greenhouse operated by Maxburg BVBA in Meer in Belgium.
Apple is building a new data center in Denmark, and it has some interesting ideas on how to power the data center with renewable energy, while also giving back to the community.
Excess heat generated by the data center will be captured and returned to the local district's heating system, which will warm up homes in the community.
TECHNOLOGY REVIEW - The Matrix PowerWatch is a FitBit competitor that exploits the temperature difference between your skin and the air for power.
A new engine converts waste hot water from industrial equipment into electricity.
NATURE WORLD NEWS - Exergyn, a startup based in Dublin, Ireland, is planning to run the first industrial trials of the new energy-efficient engine by next year, New Scientist reports. The engine generates electricity from heated water that is left over from other equipment. According to co-founder and chief executive Alan Healy, waste hot water (low-grade waste heat or LGWH) from industrial processes amounts to about twice the energy in Saudi Arabia's oil and gas output per year.
Recent blog posts from us
With data centers using roughly 1.8% of all energy in the US, recycling the waste heat from cooling the servers is a huge opportunity for the environment and the bottom line.
Exploring the sources and uses of heat on a vehicle
Understanding the untapped potential in our vehicles
While I was running a sales team for a product that recovered heat and converted it into electricity, I would get daily inquiries from companies that had waste heat available. Each of them wanted a heat recovery solution.
Sounds great right? It wasn’t.
It’s a topic not often mentioned up front with waste heat recovery projects, but one that can have a significant impact over the life of a project. I’m talking about heat exchanger fouling.
Heat energy is recoverable in huge amounts at industrial facilities across the world and represents an environmentally and economically attractive potential source of clean energy. Check out our first presentation on Slideshare.
With industry accounting for more than 25% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, its decarbonization will be crucial for meeting U.S. climate goals.