Going off the grid?
GET HEAT AND POWER
FROM LOCAL BIOMASS
Going off the grid?
GET HEAT AND POWER
FROM LOCAL BIOMASS

REMOTE & RURAL COGENERATION SYSTEMS
A distributed
cogeneration technology
secure and
affordable fuel supply chain
Locally available biomass is a secure and affordable fuel supply chain that is currently under-utilized as a source for heat and power in our communities. It is a proven renewable energy source that can act in a transformative way to reshape how we create and distribute power. Canadian standards for biomass have been published to mitigate supply chain risk.
mature and well
proven technology
Reciprocating prime mover plants that are less than 7 kW can be operated unregistered and unattended according to the laws and regulations of most jurisdictions in Canada. Plants that are more than 7 kW and less than 75 kW can be operated unattended but also require; registration, guarded controls, automatic lubrication, a governor, and a maintenance program.
environmentally and
federally motivated
market demand
Modern bioenergy can be obtained from biomass and consists of energy produced cleanly and efficiently from renewable, biological sources. Bioenergy is one of the largest sources of renewable energy today, providing heat, electricity, and transportation fuels. National and international climate targets have led to policies that support increased use of bioenergy by industry and households.