Specialising in the Development, Build and Operation of energy projects up to utility scale, our business reputation is built on meeting the needs of our customers. We evaluate each project and take a pragmatic engineering approach that meet or exceed our customers’ expectations. Our team are constantly developing and reviewing engineering estimates of energy savings for energy efficiency, renewable energy and demand response measures and programs.
Ranging from 25kW to 2MW in a single unit, our gas generators are easy to install, operate, service and maintain.
The Siemens-Guascor Miller cycle, high-efficiency, HGM engine series ranges from 520 to 1240 kWb. This series represents a new concept in critical engine components with the advanced technology incorporated into the cylinder heads, valves, camshafts, and turbochargers. These components make this series of gas generator engines one of the most effective, robust engines available for electrical generation, co- and tri-generation applications.
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A powerful new competitor in the expanding market for reciprocating engines in power generation applications, the EM Series offers best-in-class performance with excellent efficiency on a small footprint.
The electronically carburetted EM Series gas engines feature the highest electrical efficiency in the industry, with low emissions from a smaller footprint. Output of the EM-86 engine is 2065 kW at 50 Hz and when fuelled with natural gas. At 60 Hz the output of the EM-100 is also 2065 kW.
Unique among existing gas generator engines, the EM-100 is the only direct drive solution available for the 60 Hz market.
The Siemens Guascor lean burn, electronically carbureted, SFGLD engine series ranges from 252 to 985 kWb and provides excellent installation solutions for co- and tri-generation configurations. These gas generator engines have been designed to operate with accurate conditions thanks to the electronic devices, for the control of the combustion features providing higher performance at minimum emissions.
This engine series is commonly used in cogeneration facilities with natural gas at high temperatures in cooling circuits and with biogas in various applications where electrical efficiency, easy operation and service, and high flexibility of operation are required.
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