Sigma Thermal and ElectraTherm have combined forces to offer a waste-to-power packaged solution for oil-and-gas facilities and wastewater treatment plants. The Emission Reduction and Power System is comprised of Sigma Thermal’s process heater and ElectraTherm’s compact organic rankine cycle (ORC) generator.

ElectraTherm commissioned its first Power+ generator in California to generate fuel-free power from a biomass boiler. The organic rankine cycle (ORC) generator is part of a California Energy Commission grant for CHP/prime power generation from biomass.

ElectraTherm completed its 50,000 ft² manufacturing plant and research and development test center in Flowery Branch, Ga.

A farm in Maryland will use a combination of waste biomass and combined heat and power (CHP) technology to generate clean energy and offset site power loads.

ElectraTherm commissioned six Power+ generators in the United Kingdom in 2016, with 10 machines scheduled for commissioning in the first half of 2018.

Bitzer entered the waste-heat-to-power market by acquiring Reno, Nev.-based ElectraTherm, which generates power from low temperature waste heat using organic rankine cycle (ORC) and patented technology.

Working with Bono Sistemi, the company developed a steam and power ORC system that allows the production of electricity and a high temperature heat carrier such as steam.

ElectraTherm shipped its Power+ generator to a biogas facility in Bad Kostritz, Germany.

A manufacturer of industrial boilers has teamed up with a manufacturer of organic rankine cycle (ORC) turbogenerators to produce a steam and power ORC system.

The Arvedi Group will install a waste heat recovery organic rankine cycle (ORC) unit at its steel plant in Cremona, Italy.