Comments for FlexEnergy http://www.flexenergy.com Clean Energy For The Planet Wed, 30 Nov 2011 15:38:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on FlexEnergy Opens New Clean Tech Worldwide Headquarters In Irvine by Mike Kilroy http://www.flexenergy.com/flexenergy-opens-new-clean-tech-worldwide-headquarters-in-irvine/#comment-10230 Mike Kilroy Wed, 30 Nov 2011 15:38:56 +0000 http://www.flexenergy.com/?p=1739#comment-10230 Welcome to the OC! Love the technology and especially the coming installation at the former Santiago landfill (landfill of my youth in Orange). I am expecting great things from the company! Welcome to the OC! Love the technology and especially the coming installation at the former Santiago landfill (landfill of my youth in Orange).

I am expecting great things from the company!

]]> Comment on FlexEnergy Inc to Exhibit at SWANA Wastecon Conference & Expo 2011 by Harvey Choy http://www.flexenergy.com/flexenergy-inc-to-exhibit-at-swana-wastecon-conference-expo-2011/#comment-6076 Harvey Choy Wed, 07 Sep 2011 15:46:09 +0000 http://www.flexenergy.com/?p=1572#comment-6076 We have an old landfill with gas collection currently at 120 m3/hr of gas, but we anticipate increasing the flow rate by 50-100% with a system upgrade (say 200 m3/hr). The gas is 45% methane. Is this sufficient quantity to run a Fp250? We have an old landfill with gas collection currently at 120 m3/hr of gas, but we anticipate increasing the flow rate by 50-100% with a system upgrade (say 200 m3/hr). The gas is 45% methane. Is this sufficient quantity to run a Fp250?

]]> Comment on About Us by Cleantech Quintet Vie For O.C. Crown | EarthTechling http://www.flexenergy.com/company/about-us/#comment-6027 Cleantech Quintet Vie For O.C. Crown | EarthTechling Tue, 06 Sep 2011 21:37:46 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/#comment-6027 [...] company has been in business for 21 years, with 16 years of concentrated photovoltaic experience.FlexEnergy, an Irvine-based company that manufactures a modular system that converts methane sources into [...] [...] company has been in business for 21 years, with 16 years of concentrated photovoltaic experience.FlexEnergy, an Irvine-based company that manufactures a modular system that converts methane sources into [...]

]]> Comment on FlexEnergy Announces Completed Acquisition of Ingersoll Rand’s Energy Systems Business by Joshua Gabtiel SAADA http://www.flexenergy.com/flexenergy-announces-completed-acquisition-of-ingersoll-rand%e2%80%99s-energy-systems-business/#comment-4148 Joshua Gabtiel SAADA Tue, 28 Jun 2011 14:10:37 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/?p=1064#comment-4148 Hi! I am the Engineer of InterAmerican Power Systems. Situated at Miami. FL. My name is Joshua Gabriel Saada. I manage engineering also from Israel. We need for Co-gen system CHP. 4 units, 250 KW/e micro-turbines, 50 Hz. Maximum power rate is evaluated to 1 MW/e. The exhausted gas should be used for a food process roasting system. Between 200°C to 250 °C = 392 °F –482 °F – System feed by L.P.G. = 11500 kcal/Kg =. 20978- Btu / Lb We can use 1 medium Gas turbine at this rated power but we have a preference for some flexibility working in synergic Cycle getting the right temperature requested by roasting system. Could you please contact us back A.S.A.P.? Best regards. Joshua Saada Joshua Gabriel InterAmerican Power Project corp. @ :saadaj@netvision.net.il @:Joshua@aps-microgen.com Tel: 972(0) 88652424- 972(0) 774100494 Cell: 972(0) 546566191 Tel/fax on demand: 972(0) 88652424 U.S. FL.: 1- 3058488196 Electrical Test Engineer: License Nr: 085195 Senior Electrical license Nr: 007922 Hi!
I am the Engineer of InterAmerican Power Systems. Situated at Miami. FL.
My name is Joshua Gabriel Saada. I manage engineering also from Israel.
We need for Co-gen system CHP. 4 units, 250 KW/e micro-turbines, 50 Hz.
Maximum power rate is evaluated to 1 MW/e.
The exhausted gas should be used for a food process roasting system. Between 200°C to 250 °C = 392 °F –482 °F –
System feed by L.P.G. = 11500 kcal/Kg =. 20978- Btu / Lb
We can use 1 medium Gas turbine at this rated power but we have a preference for some flexibility working in synergic Cycle getting the right temperature requested by roasting system.
Could you please contact us back A.S.A.P.?
Best regards.
Joshua
Saada Joshua Gabriel
InterAmerican Power Project corp.

@ :saadaj@netvision.net.il
@:Joshua@aps-microgen.com

Tel: 972(0) 88652424- 972(0) 774100494
Cell: 972(0) 546566191
Tel/fax on demand: 972(0) 88652424
U.S. FL.: 1- 3058488196

Electrical Test Engineer: License Nr: 085195
Senior Electrical license Nr: 007922

]]> Comment on Management Team by Startup FlexEnergy Aims To Generate Power From Landfills – Olmstead Williams Communications, Inc. http://www.flexenergy.com/company/management-team/#comment-3372 Startup FlexEnergy Aims To Generate Power From Landfills – Olmstead Williams Communications, Inc. Mon, 23 May 2011 17:46:48 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/#comment-3372 [...] new industry that’s using something that’s wasted every day,” said FlexEnergy Chief Executive Joe Perry, a physicist by [...] [...] new industry that’s using something that’s wasted every day,” said FlexEnergy Chief Executive Joe Perry, a physicist by [...]

]]> Comment on FlexEnergy: World’s Cleanest Power Platform Débuts in Riverside, California Landfill. by Brett Luedde http://www.flexenergy.com/worlds-cleanest-power-platform/#comment-976 Brett Luedde Thu, 24 Mar 2011 23:40:12 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/?p=1#comment-976 Thanks for your comment, Richard. As for telling how much methane is being vented you'll have to ask the landfill operator, or perhaps your local air quality board to whom the landfill operator/owner may be required to report landfill gas data to. Our systems are candidates for almost any landfill site and we would be happy to talk with you about these opportunities. Please feel free to contact us at sales@flexenergy.com. Thanks for your comment, Richard. As for telling how much methane is being vented you’ll have to ask the landfill operator, or perhaps your local air quality board to whom the landfill operator/owner may be required to report landfill gas data to.

Our systems are candidates for almost any landfill site and we would be happy to talk with you about these opportunities. Please feel free to contact us at sales@flexenergy.com.

]]> Comment on FlexEnergy: World’s Cleanest Power Platform Débuts in Riverside, California Landfill. by Richard Lasher http://www.flexenergy.com/worlds-cleanest-power-platform/#comment-974 Richard Lasher Thu, 24 Mar 2011 22:59:33 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/?p=1#comment-974 Can, we have a local landfill in our community that has been closed for 10-15 years, I do not know the amount of Methane that it disapatesbut there are vent stacks how can you tell how much Methane this site is disapating? and if it would be a candidate for your product? I also have other customers that this migh work with. Please provide more info. Can, we have a local landfill in our community that has been closed for 10-15 years, I do not know the amount of Methane that it disapatesbut there are vent stacks how can you tell how much Methane this site is disapating? and if it would be a candidate for your product? I also have other customers that this migh work with. Please provide more info.

]]> Comment on FlexEnergy Named a Winner in ACNET Clean Tech Business Plan Competition. by OSCAR RAMIREZ http://www.flexenergy.com/flexenergy-named-a-winner-in-anaheim-center-for-new-energy-technologies%e2%80%99-clean-tech-business-plan-competition/#comment-425 OSCAR RAMIREZ Sun, 06 Mar 2011 19:31:30 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/?p=667#comment-425 Have some questions: 1.- When you say: "Operates cleanly and efficiently with a wide range of fuels, including fuels with varying Btu content", Flex to operate on a wide range of gaseous, and potentially liquid, fuels (Do you mean it can work with Propane, Natural Gas, Diesel, Bio-diesel)???? 2.- Is the Flex Powerstation™ scale-able? you responded "Absolutely". The Flex’s modular design enables easy scaling based, can you specifided: do you add other Flex Powerstatinon or only (Flexidizer or Turbines). And last 3.- If the Flex Powerstation™ have a NO combustion process? How it work with other fuels? same as methane???? I'm very interested in your product ( Flex Powerstation). Do you have International locations? I'm in Tijuna, BC -Mexico, any interest in representing you in Mexico? I'm in very involved in Energy saving solutions, Thanks Oscar Have some questions:
1.- When you say: “Operates cleanly and efficiently with a wide range of fuels, including fuels with varying Btu content”, Flex to operate on a wide range of gaseous, and potentially liquid, fuels (Do you mean it can work with Propane, Natural Gas, Diesel, Bio-diesel)????
2.- Is the Flex Powerstation™ scale-able? you responded “Absolutely”. The Flex’s modular design enables easy scaling based, can you specifided: do you add other Flex Powerstatinon or only (Flexidizer or Turbines).
And last
3.- If the Flex Powerstation™ have a NO combustion process? How it work with other fuels? same as methane????

I’m very interested in your product ( Flex Powerstation).
Do you have International locations?
I’m in Tijuna, BC -Mexico, any interest in representing you in Mexico?
I’m in very involved in Energy saving solutions,

Thanks
Oscar

]]> Comment on Management Team by Startup FlexEnergy Aims To Generate Power From Landfills | TheBigMouthBlog http://www.flexenergy.com/company/management-team/#comment-21 Startup FlexEnergy Aims To Generate Power From Landfills | TheBigMouthBlog Fri, 14 Jan 2011 18:26:09 +0000 http://flexenergy.com/#comment-21 [...] new industry that’s using something that’s wasted every day,” said FlexEnergy Chief Executive Joe Perry, a physicist by [...] [...] new industry that’s using something that’s wasted every day,” said FlexEnergy Chief Executive Joe Perry, a physicist by [...]

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