Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) — Ormat Technologies Inc., a U.S.
developer of geothermal energy, won a $22.3-million order from
Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems to install a heat-to-energy system at a natural gas compressor station.
The system will produce electricity from heat at the Veyo
gas plant that’s otherwise wasted, Reno, Nevada-based Ormat said
in a statement today. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
The Veyo installation is expected to be complete in the
second half of next year and will be the second such recovered-energy system on the Kern River gas pipeline. The other unit in
Southern Nevada has 7 megawatts of capacity.
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