Making a Good Thing Better

A Minnesota treatment plant applies microturbine cogeneration to cut natural gas and electricity costs and reduce the carbon footprint

Microturbines are nothing new to the Albert Lea (Minn.) Waste-water Treatment Facility on the banks of the Shell Rock River.

With more than seven years of experience using four digester-gas-fueled microturbines for cogeneration (combined heat and power), plant superintendent Rick...

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