Boston, MA 09/24/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Tecogen Inc (NASDAQ:TGEN) is seeking to sell its 225 kW cogeneration system to a hospital in California, the company reported yesterday.
225 kW Cogeneration System
As stated in a PRNewswire article, Tecogen has announced that it will sell its cogeneration system to a surgical and medical hospital in California. The 180-bed hospital has agreed to purchase three Tecogen 75 kW combined heat and power units. The CHP modules feature Tecogen Inc (NASDAQ:TGEN)’s patented Ultra low emissions system.
Tecogen claims that the modules will generate electricity for the facility’s on-site use. Apart from this, the units will also provide heat for the purpose of heating and domestic hot water systems. The modules are equipped with the ultra low emissions technology, which have successfully met the strictest emissions rules of the state.
Tecogen Inc (NASDAQ:TGEN) has expertise in the manufacture, installation and maintenance of highly efficient and ultra-clean CHP devices. Its products include the cogeneration, which deploys a natural gas engine, water heaters of high efficiency and air conditioning systems. Tecogen’s products are suited for both industrial, as well as commercial usage.
Catering To Rising Demand
Tecogen’s President and Chief Operations Officer, Robert Panora, said that several of the company’s clients are exploring means to cut costs and reduce their carbon footprint. He also added that hospitals in particular consume huge amounts of energy. To cater to their needs, Tecogen’s cogeneration system provides a solution that allows immediate savings. He said that the system also provides clients with a more eco-friendly and environmentally responsible solution.
Tecogen has already sold seven similar units to the same Medical Group’s sister facility. The hospital, located in the Northern California region, had made the purchases some time earlier in the year. Recently, Tecogen Inc (NASDAQ:TGEN) had also opened a new domestic service facility in the New York metropolitan region. The new centers aim at supporting new deployments, as well as maintain the service deals of its old customers.
