Integral Power

Texas A&M University awarded CHP Project of the Year at CHP2011. More

ACEEE report compares state climates for CHP deployment. More

Louisiana PSC solicits comments for state EE program. More

EPA webinar addresses GHG permitting requirements for CHP

CRS, ACEEE reports address potential of energy efficiency to replace coal plants

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RECYCLED ENERGY IS GREEN ENERGY AND GREEN ENERGY IS OUR BUSINESS

While renewable energy sources like wind and solar should be part of our energy future, the technology to harness them will require decades before they can supply more than a small percentage of our energy needs. In the meantime, we must be good stewards of our finite non-renewable resources like natural gas by using them as cleanly and efficiently as possible. Using Combined Heat & Power (CHP) technologies, Integral Power projects recycle energy and other materials back into industrial processes to attain this goal, while at the same time making the industrial host more competitive in their own market. Our services fall under four broad categories:

Waste Heat Recovery

Capturing industrial exhaust heat and pressure drop energy that would otherwise be lost to atmosphere and converting to power and steam is as green as it gets. More

Renewable Fuels

Using carbon-neutral fuels such as wood biomass, landfill and digester gas, construction and demolition waste and other biomass materials reduces carbon footprint. More

Other Waste Fuels

Petroleum coke, railroad ties, Tire Derived Fuel (TDF) and process vent gases have significant BTU value and can be combined with state-of-the-art emission controls to produce clean power. More

Gas Turbine CHP

Thermally integrated Gas Turbine Combined Heat & Power can achieve efficiencies over 80% and significantly reduce regional water consumption and emissions. More