This Month at ENERVEX March 2024

Harnessing Waste Heat to Bridge the Delta T Inefficiency Gap of Heat Pumps with ENERVEX Solution

The fight against climate change demands a rethink of building design, emphasizing electricity-powered structures to reduce our carbon footprint. Heat pumps, leading this charge, offer a smarter, cleaner approach to heating and cooling by transferring heat rather than burning fuels. Despite their efficiency, heat pumps struggle with high temperature differentials (Delta T), posing a challenge to the industry. ENERVEX provides innovative Waste Heat Recovery Systems (WHRS) to address this gap, facilitating a smoother transition to sustainable building practices...

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Laney College in Oakland Overcomes Campus Rebuild Challenges with Innovative Heating Solution

Laney College in Oakland, California, is undergoing a campus rebuild. We provided new chimney systems for replacement boilers in Building E's Central Plant. Urgently needing heat for testing, four Camus Dynaflame 6004 heaters were installed on a tight timeline. Despite pipe obstructions, NorCal installed the ENERVEX Solution within weeks!

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Energy Agency Announces $6 Billion to Slash Emissions in Industrial Facilities

The Biden administration announced $6 billion in funding Monday for projects that will slash emissions from the industrial sector — the largest-ever U.S. investment to decarbonize domestic industry to fight climate change.

The industrial sector is responsible for roughly 25% of all the nation’s emissions, and has proven difficult to decarbonize due to its energy-intense, large-scale operations.

Read the full article about THE U.S. investment in decarbonization>

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As a leading provider of energy-efficient solutions, ENERVEX is dedicated to sharing valuable insights and expertise on the importance of heat recovery systems in optimizing energy usage and reducing environmental impact.

The article series will cover a range of including specific topics related to heat recovery, including best practices for implementation, case studies showcasing successful projects, and industry trends shaping the future of sustainable heating.

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