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| Microturbines are one of the most important technologies that can be efficiently employed to address the global problems of increasing electrical demand and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Microturbines have much lower emissions than traditional technologies and have over 70% better overall fuel efficiency. |
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A E Resources
is a privately owned, Pennsylvania corporation which was formed to provide creative alternative energy
solutions including the commercialization of advanced biofuel manufacturing
technologies.
As an alternative energy solution provider A E Resources Inc. (AER) is commercializing and marketing advances in energy and fuel production technologies. |
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| As part of a distributor/dealer agreement with Calnetix Power Solutions, AER markets, sells and service a line of advanced electricity generating systems (100 kW microturbines) which are fueled by liquid or gas and
125 kW waste heat power generators which receive their energy from waste heat sources converting it into electricity.
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| Advances in Green Chemistry |
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| A E Resources is developing technologies in Green Chemistry that improve process efficiencies by enhancing reaction rates while reducing material wastes. These technologies fall into a broad category of reaction intensification technologies. These intensification technologies include: |
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Energy assisted reactions,
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Catalysis dynamics |
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| Today's unprecedented global demand for energy has lead to the development of technologies that supplement current fossil fuel supplies in an effort to directly address the supply/demand imbalances and high prices that have resulted from the increased demand. On a longer-term basis, renewable energy will replace diminishing fossil energy reserves. The inevitable shift to renewable fuels will create enormous opportunities for companies who have the foresight to invest in the production of renewable fuels, renewable energy and the raw material that produce them. |
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