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City of Gold Coast Pimpama Sports Hub to be a Grid Neutral Smart Facility

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Evo Energy Technologies is supplying the City of Gold Coast Pimpama Sports Hub, which is currently under construction, a 360kW 2G Agenitor 408 Cogeneration unit along with nine EvoHeat CS-GEN2 heat pumps for their Aquatic Centre!

The CHP is designed to participate in the electricity wholesale spot market. The unit will be turned on in times of high electricity demand to export power to the grid. The heat generated by the system will then be used to heat the pools.

The EvoHeat CS-GEN2 commercial pool heat pumps will provide energy efficient pool heating to maintain an optimum temperature year-round for facility users.

Using highly efficient and innovative installation with various technologies, Pimpama Sports Hub will be a grid neutral smart facility.

  • 360kW Agenitor 408 Cogeneration unit in 9.6m x 3.0m x 3.2m Super Silent Container on natural gas
  • 9x EvoHeat CS-GEN2 Commercial Pool Heat Pumps (2x CS200-GEN2, 4x CS145-GEN2, 2x CS120-GEN2)

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EvoET Joins Bioenergy Australia!

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Evo Energy Technologies has just become a member of Bioenergy Australia!

Bioenergy Australia is committed to accelerating Australia’s Bioeconomy. Their mission is to foster the bioenergy and biofuel sector to generate jobs, secure investment, maximise the value of local resources, minimise waste and environmental impact, and develop and promote national bioenergy expertise into international markets.

Evo Energy Technologies looks forward to working together with Bioenergy Australia to promote the imperative need for sustainable energy production!

View our member page on the Bioenergy Australia website.

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Bioenergy Australia Webinar!

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Bioenergy Australia is hosting a FREE webinar, with presentations from leading international and domestic experts who are driving the development of projects within the waste water industries to drive innovation, energy productivity and emission and waste reduction.

Travis McNeill from Evo Energy Technologies will be delivering a presentation at the webinar on the topic of Wastewater plant biogas cogeneration plant & biomethane projects that Evo Energy Technologies have completed.

This free webinar is delivered in partnership with the Water Services Association of Australia and is a must attend for water utility providers, local councils, waste water producers, renewable energy investors and those with an interest in driving innovations across the sector.

REGISTER FOR THE EVENT HERE

Mount Martha Water Recycling Plant to Have Roughly 40% of Electricity Demand Met

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At the end of 2018, South East Water first procured a 2G Combined Heat and Power (CHP) unit from Evo Energy Technologies for installation at their Mount Martha Water Recycling Plant (WRP). The CHP arrived in March 2020 and has been lifted into its permanent location.

The custom-built 2G combined heat and power engine is the first of its kind within the South East Water network, and is a key tool in their strategy to minimise carbon emissions and meet their Emissions Reduction Pledge by 2025.

The cogeneration engine will help South East Water meet roughly 40 per cent of the electricity demand at their Mount Martha WRP, requiring less coal-produced power from the electricity grid, and help the environment by minimising carbon emissions.

The unit is a 2G 360kW Agenitor 408 Cogeneration unit in a 9.0m x 3.0m x 3.2m Super Silent (45dBa at 10m) Highline Container module, with two tank Activated Carbon biogas scrubbing systems for removal of H2S and siloxanes and a Gas Dehumidification System.

The Mount Martha WRP has two anaerobic digesters that operate a biological process whereby organic matter is converted to produce biogas (predominantly methane). The 2G CHP unit will then use all of the biogas (as well as natural gas) to not only produce heat for the treatment process, but also electricity that can be used elsewhere in the treatment plant.

The project is nearing its completion, requiring a final installation of mechanical and electrical equipment along with the construction of the natural gas main (to supplement the fuel demand of the CHP unit). Upon completion of construction, the commissioning phase will make sure the unit seamlessly operates within the existing treatment plant.

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