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Products: mini-Combined Heat & Power


Lower Your Energy Consumption & Costs

Perfect to provide hot water and supplemental power for facilities like nursing homes, hotels, apartment buildings, small industrial and commercial sites, etc. Great return on investment can be achieved when you use the heat generated from the engine and the electricity it produces.

Nursing homes, etc. consume a significant amount of hot water, which drives up electricity / gas bills.

Our innovative system can significantly lower your utility expenses by:

  • Reducing electric and gas consumption

  • Producing electricity while heating water at 90% efficiency or higher

  • Turning our system into a profitable investment for many years

Powered by the proven technology of Combined Heat & Power, our system is ideal for any business needing lots of hot water.

Works seamlessly with your utility electric power. Can greatly reduce energy consumption, providing very good ROI benefits.

Make hot water while generating electricity

Known as co-generation, efficiency can be 90% or greater.

Lowers your energy (gas, electric) consumption.

Note: Manufacturer details and customer references are available upon request.

Benefits

  • Installs next to your existing hot water boiler

  • Our system provides virtually all your hot water needs

  • Modulating engine matches hot water demand

  • Your existing boiler only operates if demand exceeds what we can supply (usually never)

  • Simultaneously generates electricity to reduce your power needs

  • Reduces consumption of grid electricity and might even reduce gas consumption

  • Ultra-low emissions

  • Small footprint

Make use of engine exhaust heat to provide all your hot water needs. Generate electricity at the same time.

One or more systems can be installed, as well as additional buffer tanks.

Buffer tank holds water pre-heated by the heat exchanger in the mCHP.

Works with your existing hot water system, simultaneously generating electricity for your facility.

Case Study

“The ability to reduce the total gas consumption in 2022 was due to the fact that the engine driven micro CHP system is capable of self-modulating its thermal output. The system is operated in the thermal load following mode, varying the thermal output to follow the building’s domestic hot water load.

By varying the engine speed, the micro CHP system can provide a range of 13,000 Btus/hr to 42,000 Btus/hr of thermal energy while simultaneously generating between 1.2 kW and 4.4 kW of electric power.

Operating the fully modulating system in the thermal load following mode results in maximum operating time for the micro CHP system (avoiding the system cycling of conventional boilers). This provides higher overall performance efficiencies, which translates to lower natural gas consumption.”

Source: Excerpt from 2023 Project Profile by U.S DOE Midwest CHP Technical Assistance Partnership

Features

  • Helps attain zero-emissions goals (especially using RNG)

  • Electric output per unit: Modulates between 1 kWh - 4+ kWh

  • Quiet operation: 55 dB

  • Fuel: Natural Gas, Propane, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)

  • Max heat output per hour: 42,500 btu (using natural gas)

  • Run time rating: 40,000 hours (test models have run in excess of 80,000 hours)

  • Maintenance interval: 4,000 hours

  • No belts; components can be replaced or reconditioned

  • Multiple units can be used together for larger loads

Example: Our 4 KW unit ( larger units are available )

Long Endurance

Specially designed for years of continuous operations, with minimal maintenance.

Small Footprint

Requires very little space per unit.

Made in USA

Completely sourced and built in America.

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Uses Biogas, Natural Gas or Propane

You will need a local fuel supply. Natural gas is one of the best fuels, being most abundant, but propane and renewable natural gas can also be used.

Exceptionally low air emissions test results in California

California Air Emissions Testing Results demonstrate the extremely low emissions from the mCHP system (in blue).

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Reduce Risk

Grid reliability is becoming a common concern. Having your own electric generation capability reduces your operational risk and helps protect you from unexpected utility costs.

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Tax Benefits?

Systems that qualify as Combined Heat and Power (CHP), can usually qualify for Federal Tax Credit (30% of the total installation, up to 50 megawatts in size).

Other State and Federal tax benefits may also apply.


We provide a free estimate of your lifecycle benefits from using our system.

Call us today to discuss your needs and potential savings.

630-343-0971 (Office)

TDI Energy Solutions     Phone: 630-243-1580