EnergyRenew™ solutions provide protection from fluctuating electricity and fuel prices.

Fuel is the single largest operating cost for most heat processing industries. With volatile electricity and fuel prices, energy used for heat processing may account for as much as 50% of total production costs. In comparison to the status quo, our use of the turbine as a burner increases heat processing efficiencies by over 60% and provides protection from fluctuating electricity and fuel prices producing substantial increases in operating gross margins.

One of our key business strengths is our patented EnergyRenew™ technologies which dramatically reduce the net energy cost of our heat processing.

Typically, industries that require significant amounts of heat (ranging from 500°F to 1,100°F) for their manufacturing process, commonly referred to as heat process industries, rely on a fuel burner, most often natural gas fired, to generate the required heat. The relative inefficiency of a fuel burner results in high energy costs especially in periods of high or volatile fuel prices relative to the revenues generated by such businesses coupled with volatile electricity costs. These businesses face the significant financial risk that energy prices could continue to increase, eroding their margins. Our EnergyRenew™ technologies allow us to use natural gas, diesel, oil, biofuel and other input fuels.








Fuel price volatility is driving these industries to look for efficiencies as a means to save energy and reduce their production costs. Beyond improving their bottom line, efficient heating process systems also have the added benefit of reducing emissions such as nitrogen oxide (NOx) and carbon dioxide (CO2).

Our EnergyRenew™ Solutions offer superior energy efficiency for fuel-based heat processors, providing protection from fluctuating electricity and fuel prices while increasing operating margins.

Our patented energy-efficient technologies differ from cogeneration methods. In cogeneration, the heat from the turbine exhaust is typically used in a heat exchanger, such as a boiler, to transfer the heat to a fluid (steam, glycol, etc.) which in turn transfers heat to the material being processed. Such heat exchanger systems have inherent inefficiencies and heat losses at every site.

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