ORC technology & Heat Pumps for sustainable energy

Exergy’s new Gemini Turbine advances Radial Outflow Turbine (ROT) technology with up to 60 MWe per shaft, over 90% efficiency, and a cost-effective, scalable design — setting a new standard in sustainable geothermal power.

Exergy has been awarded a new contract by EDA Renováveis for the revamping of the Ribeira Grande geothermal power plant on São Miguel Island, Azores. The project includes the replacement of two existing units with a new 5 MW tailor-made ORC system.

The projects, Emir and Nezihe Beren 2, will add 46 MWe of clean power capacity to Turkey’s geothermal market, raising Exergy’s portfolio in geothermal application to approximately 540 MWe.

In this role, Sylvain will support Exergy in strengthening business relationships with industries, investors, developers, and governmental institutions worldwide and represent Exergy as a brand ambassador at major international events.

Exergy International has signed a cooperation agreement with RentCo Africa Limited (RentCo), an independent firm providing energy leasing solution in Kenya, for the development of RentCo’s Wellhead geothermal project in Olkaria, Kenya.

Exergy discusses how Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) waste heat recovery systems can enhance the sustainability and competitiveness of glass manufacturing factories.

In this article we explores the benefits of ORC technology over steam Rankine cycle systems and consider the importance of turbine design and configuration

EXERGY INTERNATIONAL signed a contract yesterday with EMIRLER ENERJI ELEKTRIK URETIM A.S. for the supply of an 8 MWe geothermal binary plant

Energy from Waste (EfW) is gaining strength in UK and elsewhere. World Pumps finds out how processes could reduce global emissions by processing waste heat,

Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) cold energy plants are an efficient technology to recover energy from LNG’s regasification and decarbonise the oil &gas sector. Exergys' R&D department has developed and designed a new solution to harness this potential - the Cold Energy Plant (CEP).