Evo Energy Technologies

For the first time in 3 years, Waste Expo, the country’s largest gathering of waste management and resource recovery professionals, opened its doors once again!

Taking place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, this year’s event opens a world of opportunities for industry suppliers and experts, and those looking to learn how we can transform the way we use materials, ensure effective recovery and reduce waste sent to landfills.

As Evo Energy’s last expo of the year, we decided to go out with a bang! On display at our stand is the g-box 50, one of one of 2G’s range of European cogeneration equipment.

This exhibition has been a fantastic opportunity to discuss our waste-to-energy solutions that are helping our clients reduce both their energy costs and environmental impact with superior technology for improved energy efficiency.

Evo Energy Technologies is currently working with East Gippsland Water, replacing their existing generator and heat pumps on site with a 2G 80kW Combined Heat and Power (CHP) solution which will supply almost all of the plant’s electrical usage with the capacity to export a large amount of electricity to the grid as well as to provide the thermal requirements of the digesters on site.

In 2018 East Gippsland Water committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050, and another accelerated goal of being powered 100% by renewable energy by 2025.

EvoET’s CHP solution, once operational is expected to offset the entirety of the site’s electrical use (around 206MWh), with the possibility of exporting 345MWh of electricity back to the grid, and meet 100% of the site’s thermal requirements.

East Gippsland Water are leading the way to a sustainable future and are well on their way to reaching their goal of zero emissions by powering their BWTP off renewable energy.

For more information on the project, view our project page here. 

Evo Energy Technologies has been contracted by one of the world’s leading Malting companies, to install two highly efficient CHP engines in a robust containerised solution at their Perth facility.

Evo ET will oversee the project, as well as provide ongoing service and maintenance of both engines. All works conducted by Evo ET and its contractors will strictly adhere to the International ISO 9001 standard and all relevant Australian regulations.

Two Avus 1200e EG Containerised CHP Engines will provide electricity and thermal energy to be used behind the meter. Furthermore, the solution offers infinite variability between partial and full load, allowing for excellent flexibility to ensure maximum utilisation of both electricity and thermal energy.

The premium service maintenance package provided by EvoET guarantees the client a minimum average annual uptime of 94%, as well as the abatement of net 10,788t CO2 emissions!