ASCE Environmental & Water Resources Institute Pittsburgh Chapter
Presents

Microturbine Technology for Utilization of Biogas to Create Sustainable Energy

Jeffrey Beiter, E-Finity Corporation, Case Studies in MicroTurbine Technology

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Jeffery Beiter helped found E-Finity Corporation in 1990 in order to implement energy conservation measures throughout Pennsylvania. Jeff was the director of business development for the company’s EnergyStar® and Energy Efficient Products Group,  where he was responsible for all sales and marketing of the division. Jeff represents On-Site Combined Heat and Power with Capstone Turbine Corporation, which utilizes microturbines to create a sustainable energy resource.

This technology utilizes biogas to promote low-emission, highly efficient onsite combined heat and power with an air-lubricated and air-cooled “jetengine”. Biogas is a naturally occurring byproduct of the treatment processes at wastewater treatment plants and landfills, which is typically burnt off. Conversely, this gas can be turned into a resource and used to create an alternate source of power and heat and reduce the demand on the electrical service as well as reduce emissions into the air. This technology is innovative and beginning to receive a lot of interest. Infact, the EPA Combined Heat and Power have recognized one of Jeff’s most recent turbine projects as a National Partner Spotlight.

5:30 PM Social [cash bar]
6:30 PM Dinner
7:00 PM Presentation

Cost:
$35 ASCE members (Change from original announcement - sorry for the inconvenience)
$50 Non-members
$10 Students
No Shows will be billed.

RSVP by January 11th.

Contact:
Bob Dengler
412‐922‐5575 x 378
rdengler@GFNET.com