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Major Project Wins Across Australia

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Evo Energy Technologies has kicked off 2025 with a series of significant project awards, continuing our mission to support Australian industries with high-performance, low-emission energy solutions. From agriculture to wastewater treatment and manufacturing, our systems are helping clients reduce grid reliance, improve operational efficiency, and lower emissions.

Selfs Point Wastewater Treatment Plant – TasWater

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Awarded in partnership with CPB Contractors and UGL, this project involves the supply of a 400kWe Agenitor 408B CHP unit housed in a container, along with a gas treatment system featuring two 3,000-litre units (300m³). The system will support energy recovery at the site, contributing to TasWater’s push toward greater sustainability and efficiency in operations.

Kia Ora Piggery – Victoria


A 160kW Agenitor 404c CHP unit will be installed in a 6-metre container to convert biogas from pig manure into usable electricity and heat. Set for installation in May, this project reflects the growing trend in Australian agriculture to turn waste into renewable energy, reducing reliance on traditional power sources while improving environmental outcomes.

Acu-Tech Piping Systems – Western Australia


With limited grid power available, Acu-Tech has engaged Evo Energy Technologies to deliver and commission 2 x 2G Avus 1000 Plus CHP units. These systems will provide reliable on-site generation while allowing the business to decommission its diesel generator—cutting emissions and supporting long-term energy resilience for their operations.

Together, these projects highlight the diverse ways Evo Energy Technologies is applying advanced cogeneration and biogas solutions to meet the real-world energy challenges of Australian businesses.

EvoET at the Forefront of Renewable Gas and Energy Efficiency

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Woodman Point Facility Upgrade: Transforming Wastewater into Energy

An article from Utility Magazine highlights the $238.5 million upgrade at the Woodman Point Wastewater Recovery and Reuse Facility (WRRF), where Evo Energy Technologies is supplying three 2G Avus 1500b units. These, along with advanced treatment processes, will allow the facility to produce nearly 50% of its energy on-site and cut 5,600 tonnes of CO2 annually. This project sets new standards in sludge treatment and energy recovery, showcasing our commitment to sustainability.

Pioneering Cogeneration Projects Driving Sustainability in Victoria and New South Wales

   

Stage 2 of the Colac Water Reclamation Plant project at Barwon Water is in the final stages of installation and commissioning of a second cogeneration unit—a 2G Avus 500 plus Biogas CHP. This unit, alongside the existing 360kW engine, will meet increased power demands and enhance biogas quality, driving the plant toward grid independence. The project supports Victoria’s net-zero emissions goal by converting waste into energy, benefiting the environment and community.

Our 3MW project in New South Wales is advancing with great momentum! Our team has been making significant strides in installing three 1MW cogeneration units alongside a Heat Recovery Steam Generator, driving efficiency and sustainability forward.An exciting aspect of this project is the upcoming transition to biogas. Once the biogas plant is operational, these engines will shift from natural gas to biogas, reinforcing our commitment to a greener future!

Renewable Fuels Meet Queensland Parliament

Evo Energy Technologies recently attended the Renewable Fuels Meet Queensland Parliament event, hosted by Bioenergy Australia. The event provided a platform to engage with key stakeholders and policymakers on the importance of renewable fuels in driving Australia’s clean energy future. It was an opportunity to highlight Evo Energy Technologies’ commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions and explore future collaborations within the renewable fuels sector.

Driving Collaboration at Key Industry Events

Evo Energy Technologies has been active in attending numerous conferences and exhibitions this year, creating valuable networking opportunities at each event. These experiences have strengthened connections with industry leaders and partners, furthering collaboration and innovation in sustainable energy solutions.

Visit EVOET now to explore our range of high-quality products, including biogas plant solutions. Take the next step in powering your business sustainably—your success starts here! Contact us today!

Biomethane Growth on the Horizon: Industry Updates and Future Potential

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Renewable Gas Alliance Update

Jarrod Irving, Chair of the Renewable Gas Alliance, shared promising developments in the biomethane sector. Despite the recent 2024-25 Budget not including specific biomethane incentives, the industry’s outlook remains positive. The fast-tracking of the Guarantee of Origin scheme by the Government, part of the Future Made in Australia program, will support green industries, including biomethane and biogas.

A study by Blunomy for AGIG highlights significant biomethane potential in Victoria, South Australia, and Queensland:

  • • Up to 88.3 PJ of recoverable biomethane annually
    • Creation of over 4,000 direct jobs
    • Reduction of up to 4.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions per annum

Globally, the sector is booming with a 37% increase in EU biomethane capacity, now reaching 6.4 billion cubic meters annually. This growth shows the potential for rapid scaling with supportive policies, a path Australia is starting to follow.

Renewable Fuels Meet Queensland Parliament Event

Renewable Fuels Meet Queensland Parliament

EvoET will be attending Bioenergy Australia’s Renewable Fuels Meet Queensland Parliament networking reception on August 21, 2024, at Queensland Parliament House. This event is a significant platform for discussing the future of renewable fuels in Australia. Key speakers include:

  • • Hon Grace Grace MP, Minister for State Development and Infrastructure
  • • Mrs. Deborah Frecklington, Shadow Minister for Energy and Cost of Living

Project Updates

  1. 3MW Cogeneration Project: Nearing completion, this project involves installing three 1.0 MW cogeneration units and a Heat Recovery Steam Generator. Designed to generate electricity, steam, and hot water, this system will significantly reduce reliance on the traditional grid and lower carbon emissions. The biogas-ready system aims to offset annual energy costs and may qualify for renewable certificates.

  2. Woodman Point WRRF Upgrade: EvoET is part of a $238.5 million upgrade at Western Australia’s largest treatment plant. This project integrates advanced technologies like thermal hydrolysis pre-treatment and anaerobic digestion processes, enabling the facility to produce nearly 50% of its energy on-site and reduce CO2 emissions by approximately 5,600 tonnes annually. Key installations include three 2G Avus 1500b 1.5MWe units and a comprehensive suite of energy recovery equipment. Learn more here.

New Staff

EvoET has expanded its team, enhancing our capabilities and service offerings. Our new team members will help us strengthen our commitment to delivering high-quality, sustainable energy solutions and exceptional client support. This addition allows us to better serve our clients and continue innovating in the renewable energy sector.

Trade Shows

EvoET recently attended several key trade shows, showcasing our latest innovations and connecting with industry professionals:

  • • Australian Waste & Recycling Expo
  • • National Renewables in Agriculture
  • • Hort Connections

Stay tuned for more updates as EvoET continues to lead in providing sustainable and efficient energy solutions.

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Transforming Wastewater into a Sustainable Resource: The Woodman Point WRRF Upgrade

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Evo Energy Technologies is proud to be part of a groundbreaking project at the Woodman Point Wastewater Recovery and Reuse Facility (WRRF), Western Australia’s largest treatment plant. This $238.5 million upgrade aims to significantly enhance the facility’s sludge treatment capacity and efficiency. By integrating advanced technologies such as thermal hydrolysis pre-treatment and anaerobic digestion processes, the facility will produce nearly 50% of its energy on-site, effectively reducing greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 5,600 tonnes of CO2 annually.

A key component of this upgrade is the installation of three 2G Avus 1500b 1.5MWe units, which will be complemented by a comprehensive suite of energy recovery equipment. This includes biogas blower packages, C-Nox biogas flare, double membrane biogas holders, and an advanced gas treatment package. The CHP container design ensures efficient on-site assembly and immediate operational readiness, minimising risks and installation time. Inspired by successful implementations at Southern Meats in Goulburn and Kilcoy Meats, the gas treatment solution will feature enhanced control and monitoring systems, integrating Siemens HMI, biogas blowers, and flowmeters.

Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Wastewater Treatment

Evo Energy Technologies’ involvement in the Woodman Point WRRF project underscores our commitment to sustainability and technological innovation. The TS Biological Desulphurisation system, a critical part of the project, offers a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative to chemical scrubbers. This system, alongside other cutting-edge technologies, aligns with our mission to provide sustainable and efficient energy solutions.

The Woodman Point WRRF upgrade is poised to set new benchmarks in wastewater treatment and energy recovery. By enhancing operational efficiency and environmental sustainability, this project not only meets the current demands but also ensures the facility’s capability to handle future requirements until 2040. Evo Energy Technologies is proud to contribute to this transformative initiative, ensuring a greener future for Western Australia.

For more information about the project and its impact, read the full article on Utility Magazine here.