The ethanol industry is at a crossroads. Long term success increasingly depends on being one of the low cost producers. Achieving this requires elegant management of its second largest cost, energy.
The TotalGEN Group brings a new perspective to the critical and increasingly complex task of energy management. Our integrated approach significantly manages the capital cost process, optimizes sourcing of power and steam, significantly lowers carbon intensity scores, and provides options for management of any excess power.
The result: greatly reduced energy costs, lower cost/gallon produced, and options to realize significant additional revenue and increasing shareholder value.
The benefits of a properly thought-through Combined Heat & Power (CHP) project are compelling. Traditional evaluation metrics for capital projects such as Payback Period and Net Present Value will likely produce a positive result based on energy savings, potential carbon intensity upside, and energy price stabilization alone.
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Capital Financing is the first major hurdle your TotalGEN Team tackles. With extensive experience in both conventional and innovative financing, we welcome a dialogue that addresses your plant’s unique circumstances.
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TotalGEN’s approach to design/build/operate is that of a trusted partner. We partner with only the best firms to deliver a safe, reliable facility that meets not only current but also future demands for power and process steam.
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TotalGEN’s management of power operations brings independence from grid power, plant energy cost reductions of 25% or more, greater reliability, fewer unplanned outages, and radically lower plant carbon emissions. test
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An integral component of TotalGEN’s integrated approach is managing on our customers’ behalf the myriad of environmental and regulatory permitting and reporting requirements associated with building, operating, and maintaining a combined heat & power facility.
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Bernie will be presenting in the “Energy Efficiency Argument for On-Site Power Production at Ethanol Plants” track at 11 am on Monday, June 11th. His topic is C...
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