We are proud to be part of World Cogeneration Day. We strive to be good stewards of our planet by using our energy resources wisely and efficiently. We also understand electricity and heat can be vital for individuals, businesses, and hospitals and we believe cogeneration is one approach to achieve both goals of efficiency and reliability.
White Harvest Energy, working as a registered CHP Trade Ally, is a proud participant of Duke Energy’s Smart $aver® - CHP Initiative
5 Myths of CHP
Year in Review: 2019
It’s January 2020, and like others, we’d like to take the time to reflect on how 2019 closed out. Here’s how White Harvest Energy’s year fared by the numbers…
39,136,664 kWh of electricity generated
19,616 tons of steam produced
11,015 tons of CO2 avoided
8,000 kW of capacity commissioned
5,327 liters of synthetic lubricant consumed
2,137 passenger cars removed from the road in 2019 in CO2 equivalency
134 conference calls made
43 samples of oil analyzed
12 screening studies performed
8 industry presentations given
5 feasibility studies performed
4 engines commissioned
3 nominations for industry awards
2 steam generators commissioned
2 talented employees hired
1 amazing team
We are excited to see what 2020 brings! Let’s deliver innovative energy solutions to create a more powerful future!
Overcoming the Engineering Mindset
Innovation is perceived risk. No matter if the innovation has already been implemented elsewhere, if your engineers aren’t familiar, you’ll hear all the ways the idea won’t work. I believe they may just fear they don’t know how to “engineer” it. With more exposure and pressure from all groups and walks of life to come up with better or more efficient ways to use energy, transport people and cargo, and make clean water, engineers will have no choice but to embrace the idea of innovation and let go of the warm and soft blanket that is replication.