Enerji Ltd (ERJ) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a technology sharing agreement with one of Australia’s premier engineering firms, Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM). The two companies have entered into this agreement due to the proactive interest shown by Sinclair Knight Merz in Enerji’s recovered energy systems. Under the terms of the agreement, Enerji will provide SKM detailed technical information in relation to its recovered energy systems on a non-exclusive basis. In particular, Enerji will furnish information on Opcon AB’s Powerbox and Airec’s heat exchangers. Both of these technologies are world leaders in the capture of heat and its conversion into electricity and are exclusive to Enerji (through CoGen ORC Power) in Australia.
Sinclair Knight Merz approached Enerji to consider the viability of using waste heat at a number of their clients’ sites after studying Enerji’s recovered energy plans and conducting research into alternatives. SKM’s Manager Strategic Consulting, Mr Geoff Glazier, said “SKM recognizes that Enerji’s ORC power solution has strong potential to become an “off the shelf” solution for capturing and utilising the low to medium grade heat generated by many industrial processes that, until now, has been emitted as waste. As an integral part of its global sustainability strategy, SKM is continuously seeking to understand technologies that can improve the sustainability of our clients businesses. This Technology Sharing Agreement will provide access to information that will allow us to fully appreciate the application and limitations of Enerji’s ORC power solution.”
Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) is a leading engineering, sciences and project delivery firm. Its purpose is to deliver a positive and enduring impact on the world. In support of this goal, it has 42 major offices across Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the Middle East, South America and Asia. SKM works in close partnership with key clients in the public and private sectors, providing independent technical, strategic and commercial advice to deliver a wide range of projects. SKM employs approximately 6,500 people who come from a diverse range of disciplines including engineers, planners, architects, economists, scientists, project managers, technicians and administrative staff. Their people work across four broad markets: Buildings and Infrastructure; Mining and Metals; Power and Energy; and Water and Environment. They continually strive to help their people reach their full potential, engaging them in challenging and inspiring projects that shape industries and build nations.
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