Challenge:

A wastewater treatment plant in Slave Lake, Alberta, Canada, needed a solution to capture and convert biogas into a renewable energy source. This required modifying the existing system to clean the biogas of excess water and H₂S for safe energy conversion. 

Solution:

We designed and installed a turnkey cogeneration plant, featuring three Jenbacher J620 engines that deliver over 9 MW of electrical output. The modified system captures and cleans biogas, converting methane into power and thermal energy. 

Outcome:

The upgraded treatment facility now generates clean biogas, producing renewable electricity and heat, which offsets a substantial portion of utility costs and significantly reduces the plant’s environmental impact, turning a waste stream into an energy source. 

Challenge:

A Canadian utilities company needed a compact, mobile power generation system that could handle extreme temperatures, from -50°C (-58°F) in winter to 40°C (104°F) in summer, while remaining versatile for various locations. 

Solution:

Enerflex provided twelve PJC1400S units featuring JGS 420 Jenbacher engines, each generating 1,400 kW at 4.16 kV. The total system delivers 16,800 kW with utility-grade, medium-voltage switchgear. The package includes Stamford generators, Sutton Stromart radiators, and DIA.NE-Woodward control systems, all built to Canadian electrical, gas, and utility codes. 

Outcome:

The tailored mobile solution met the client’s specifications, offering seamless transportability and flexible deployment across sectors, including oil and gas, utility firming, greenhouses, and emergency backup.