FlexEnergy Inc will be exhibiting at SWANA’s 35th Annual Landfill Gas Symposium
March 19-22, 2012
Gaylord Palms, Orlando FL
Booth # 130
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FlexEnergy exhibiting at SWANA’s 35th Annual Landfill Gas Symposium
Former President Bill Clinton Highlights Methane Potential in ARPA-E Speech
FlexEnergy was proud to attend the third annual ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit this week in Washington, DC. During the event, former President Bill Clinton provided a keynote that highlighted several policy areas, including the importance of methane-to-energy projects, such as those offered by FlexEnergy. As explained in GreenTech Media’s summary of the speech:
[Clinton] noted that there was no reason the U.S. shouldn’t have a federal finance model for capturing GHG from landfills and agricultural waste. A successful model could also be an example for the rest of the world. Unlike transmission, Clinton did not offer an example of what that might look like, especially with low natural gas prices. One firm that was at ARPA-E, FlexEnergy, can work with low-quality methane making the payback potentially achievable for municipalities with landfill gas that is currently being flared. The technology, however, is still young and is in pilots.
Flexenergy Presents At Clean Coalition Panel On California Public Utilities Incentive Program
Mike Levin, Vice President of Government Affairs, Participates in Panel Discussion on the New Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP)
IRVINE, Calif., February 24, 2012 – FlexEnergy Inc (www.flexenergy.com), a company that transforms a range of gases into a clean energy source, participated in a panel discussion titled “California’s New Program for Helping Companies Generate Clean Local Energy: The New Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) and How Your Company Can Use It.” Mike Levin, vice president on Government Affairs, spoke at the event, demonstrating the number of ways businesses can take advantage of the new SGIP. The event was hosted by the Clean Coalition Panel and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group.
FlexEnergy Announces New President and Chief Operating Officer
Jay Mitchell Joins the Clean Power Generation Company as President and COO
IRVINE, CA, February 16, 2012 – Today, FlexEnergy Inc (www.flexenergy.com), a technology company based in Irvine, California, which designs and manufactures innovative systems capable of producing continuous energy with near-zero emissions from a broad range of fuel sources, announced that the board of directors has appointed Jay Mitchell as the company’s President and Chief Operating Officer. He brings to FlexEnergy his extensive experience in raising capital from third parties to fund near-term growth and expansion. Jay’s initial focus will be on raising capital for FlexEnergy’s continued growth, new product development and commercialization of its technologies.
FlexEnergy Adds Three Industry Leaders To Its Board Of Directors
John Ryan, Chuck Packard and Steve Krablin, Each with Over 30 Years of Industry Experience, Join FlexEnergy Board of Directors
IRVINE, CA, January 31, 2012 – Today FlexEnergy Inc (www.flexenergy.com), a company that transforms a range of gases into a clean energy source, announced the addition of three new members to its board of directors. The recently appointed board members include John Ryan, former President & CEO of Dresser, Inc.; Chuck Packard, President & CEO of INGENCO; and Steve Krablin, former CEO of T-3 Energy Services Inc. and CFO of National Oilwell Varco.
FlexEnergy Inc to Help Convert Waste Gas Produced at LNG Plant into Energy
FlexEnergy Gas Turbines to Provide Clean Onsite Power at Natural Gas Processing Facility
Irvine, Calif., January 30, 2012 –
Today FlexEnergy Inc (www.flexenergy.com), a technology company that designs and manufactures innovative systems capable of producing continuous clean energy from a broad range of sources, announced its selection by an east coast, investor-owned electric and gas utility, to transform the waste gas produced liquefied natural gas facility into an energy-efficient source of electricity, heat and hot water. Four of the company’s Flex Turbine™ MT250s have been shipped as part of the client’s organization-wide environmental initiatives.
FlexEnergy Secures Contract To Install Gas Turbine Technology at BP’s Wyoming Water Disposal
FlexEnergy’s Turbines Will Produce Reliable, Onsite Power That Exceed Highest Air Quality Standards
IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – FlexEnergy Inc (www.flexenergy.com), a company that transforms a range of gases into a clean energy source, has joined forces with global energy group BP (www.bp.com) to help it further reduce its carbon footprint at its Wamsutter, WY, water disposal facility. Through a contract with Power Service Inc, three of FlexEnergy Inc’s Flex Turbine(TM) MT250s have been shipped to the BP facility. The 750kW system will effectively utilize pipeline natural gas to produce continuous power in a grid isolated environment, all while exceeding the highest air quality standards and powering on-site loads.
OC METRO: Methane-fueled power station approved in Orange
The FlexEnergy-run project will turn gas from the Santiago Canyon landfill into clean energy to power homes.
BY ELAINE MURPHY
Published: January 11, 2012
http://www.ocmetro.com/t-Flex-Energy-methane-fuel-project-Santiago-Canyon-landfill-1-11-12.aspx
The Orange County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an agreement to turn the decommissioned Santiago Canyon landfill in Orange into a source of renewable energy that will provide methane-based power to local homes. The agreement allows Irvine-based Flex OC Renewables, a subsidiary of FlexEnergy Inc., to move forward with its plans to build a power station fueled by methane produced by decomposing trash in the landfill.
Since the landfill closed in 1988, the garbage has burned off the methane released by its decomposition, releasing the pollutant into the atmosphere. The Santiago Canyon project will progress Orange County’s adaptation to new air quality standards for waste gas emissions, which will take effect in 2013.
FlexEnergy Fills Up With $18M Convertible Debt Round For Growth
FlexEnergy Fills Up With $18M Convertible Debt Round For Growth
By Yuliya Chernova
06 January 2012
FlexEnergy has a long to-do list for this year, as it answers to the growing interest from diverse customers like oil and gas companies, office buildings, and landfills, for its low-emissions micro-turbines. To that end, the company just raised an $18 million convertible debt round, VentureWire has learned.
“The investment is being made to assist us as we expand manufacturing and sales and marketing throughout the country,” said Joseph Perry, chief executive of the Irvine, Calif.-based company.
The company closed a $13 million round in early December from previous investors SAIL Capital and RNS Capital, and a $5 million follow-on more recently from SAIL’s sister fund Louisiana Sustainability Fund, Perry said.
FlexEnergy Announces First Commercial Order for New Flex Turbine™ MT250 EX to Gammel Engineering
Flex Turbine™ MT250 EX Offers Unprecedented Customer Flexibility to Use Heat Directly Derived from Biomass Combustion for Power Generation
IRVINE, Calif., Dec. 14, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Today, FlexEnergy Inc (www.flexenergy.com), an energy technology company based in Irvine, California, announced the first commercial order of its Flex Turbine™ MT250 EX to Gammel Engineering GmbH, a German leader in heating plants, combined heat and power plants, district heating, industrial plants and building services. Gammel’s order comes as FlexEnergy announces the third generation of its industry-leading turbines, including the Flex Turbine™ MT250 EX and Flex Turbine™ MT250 G3, this week during the Power-Gen International 2011 conference in Las Vegas, NV.
