Ιούν 13, 2025 | Australia, Australia News, Biogas, Clarke Energy, Gas Engines, Jenbacher Type-3 Gas Engines, Landfill Gas, News
Clarke Energy is proud to have supplied the 4MW generator package to LGI Ltd for their Eastern Creek Renewable Power Project, a landmark collaboration between LGI Ltd and BINGO INDUSTRIES. Situated within BINGO’s Eastern Creek Recycling Ecology Park in New South...
Οκτ 9, 2024 | Australia, Jenbacher Type-3 Gas Engines, Landfill Gas, New Zealand News, News
Clarke Energy is excited to announce a new partnership with AB Lime Landfill, located approx. 3 km from Winton, New Zealand, to supply a INNIO Jenbacher J320 containerised unit for their landfill gas-to-energy project. This project represents a key step in AB Lime’s...
Οκτ 5, 2022 | Biogas, Jenbacher Type-3 Gas Engines, Landfill Gas, New Zealand, New Zealand News
Clarke Energy was recently involved in a project supplying EnviroWaste Services Limited with a fourth Jenbacher biogas engine, the Jenbacher J320. The installation of the fourth engine allows EnviroWaste to increase the utilisation of the biogas that is generated...
Ιούν 27, 2022 | Australia, Australia News, Landfill Gas, New Zealand News, News
Clarke Energy continue to emerge as a leader in the renewable energy and biofuel sector. Working together with LMS Energy and the Brisbane City Council, Clarke Energy has supplied LMS Energy with a 1.1MW Jenbacher biogas engine which has been installed at the...
Σεπ 1, 2020 | France News, Landfill Gas, News, Safety, Service, Spare Parts
Clarke Energy’s team in France have provided above and beyond unscheduled service support to our customers during the COVID pandemic. After an issue was reported, it was determined that a complete short block replacement was required on the Jenbacher J320 engine...
Φεβ 15, 2018 | Australia Case Studies, Case Study, Jenbacher Type-3 Gas Engines, Landfill Gas
Due to increasing gas resources, Clarke Energy has been contracted to supply and deliver one of GE’s Jenbacher containerised 1MWe gas engines to Landfill Gas Industries (LGI) existing Dakabin landfill site. This will double the current landfill gas power station...
