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Clarke Energy are proud to have been part of the opening ceremony for the combined heat and power (CHP) plant at the Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Wastewater Treatment Facility in Michigan, United States.
Clarke Energy provided and installed the two Biogas fueled engines at their facility. The units are now generating reliable and renewable electricity for the critical operations that process approximately 1.3 million gallons of wastewater every day.
Kevin Pockrandt, Plant Manager stated: “This project is a great example of investment in our community’s infrastructure. By continuing to turn waste into energy, the Benton Harbor – St. Joseph Wastewater Treatment Plant is not only improving reliability and reducing costs but also strengthens our commitment to sustainability. Most importantly, this means better service and fewer disruptions for residents and businesses across our region.”
As part of Rehlko’s portfolio of sustainable infrastructure businesses, Clarke Energy continues to provide regionally tailored, future-ready energy solutions that combine innovation, quality, and long-term customer support.
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