Green Energy
SPS: Revolutionising Industrial Efficiency with Green Energy Solutions
SPS is at the forefront of industrial efficiency, delivering advanced green energy solutions designed for sustainability and cost savings. Our speciality is in waste heat recovery systems, which capture and convert wasted thermal energy from industrial processes into usable power. This innovative technology enables businesses to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions, lower primary fuel consumption, and enhance operational efficiency, all while advancing sustainability goals.
Our waste heat recovery systems transform excess thermal energy into a valuable resource, generating electricity from heat that would otherwise be lost. This additional power can be used on-site or fed back into the grid, minimizing reliance on conventional energy sources, reducing energy costs, and lowering overall carbon footprints. This efficient and sustainable approach is essential for industries committed to meeting environmental standards and remaining competitive in today’s green economy.
SPS goes beyond just heat recovery; we provide comprehensive green energy solutions that integrate clean energy technologies into industrial operations. Our goal is to facilitate the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, enhancing energy efficiency while reducing waste and dependence on non-renewable resources.
By combining cutting-edge waste heat recovery systems with clean energy integration, SPS equips businesses with a robust strategy to optimise energy usage and improve environmental performance. These solutions are especially beneficial in energy-intensive sectors like manufacturing, power generation, and heavy industries, where innovative approaches are key to achieving sustainability.
Choosing SPS means partnering with a leader in green energy innovation. Our commitment to delivering sustainable and efficient solutions ensures your business not only achieves operational excellence but also contributes to a cleaner, greener future. Let SPS help you maximize energy resources, reduce costs, and shape a more sustainable industrial landscape.
Harnessing Industrial Waste Heat
Waste heat energy represents a huge yet largely untapped resource in the industry. If energy lost from the large quantities of hot excess gases from furnaces, flare stacks, boilers, kilns, and ovens could be captured and recovered, then considerable amounts of primary fuel could be saved. A key challenge is often the intermittent and/or variable nature of the waste heat source, while the potential application of the captured energy needs to be continuous and non-variable.
How does the technology work?
A Thermal Energy Storage (TES) system solves this “phasing” problem between source and application. Our partnership with KraftblockTM, Germany, brings a unique TES technology to market that allows the capture and storage of high-grade heat from industrial processes up to 1300 °C. Instead of letting waste heat go unharnessed into the atmosphere, the KraftblockTM TES recycles it with its Waste Heat Recycling Storage System. The reuse of waste heat represents a climate-neutral energy source and enables industries to use this captured energy for process heat, steam generation, electricity, or cooling.
Modular
Scalable energy storage from 4 MWh and above
Energy Density
1.2 MWh/m3 (3x higher than competition)
Sustainable Technology
Durable
Economical
Amortisation period less than 3 years
Innovative thermal storage system
At its core is a storage material that combines high thermal conductivity with high specific heat capacity and can store temperatures up to 1300 °C in a modularised and scalable format. We are engineering and implementing this Green Energy solution in the heavy industry enabling substantial primary fuel savings and significant CO2 emissions reduction for our customers.
The overall function of the TES is simple
Charging – heat is transferred from the heat transfer medium to the granulate (storage material), where it is stored.
Discharging – To access the energy as needed, the charging process is reversed: An ambient transfer medium is made to flow through the hot granulate and extracts the thermal energy.
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