Communiqué de presse:
MONTRÉAL, CANADA --(Apr 10, 2007) – Electrigaz Technologies Inc. and Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure Gmbh have entered into a strategic partnership agreement to jointly develop biogas anaerobic digester power plants in Canada.
Biogas plants are renewable energy systems that convert organic waste issued from farms, municipalities or food industries into renewable natural gas (RNG) or green electricity. The technology is well established in Denmark and Germany with over 1000 MW of electricity produced from waste and farm manure.
Under this agreement Krieg & Fischer and Electrigaz will develop biogas project opportunities in Canada using their combined renewable energy expertise and local market knowledge.
“Working with Electrigaz will give us the capability to better address multiple business opportunities that we get from Canada ” says Torsten Fischer president of Krieg & Fischer. “In these types of projects, it is vital to have local representation to understand and address specific market needs”. Eric Camirand , president of Electrigaz, says. “…we expect positive financial return for both companies as we combine K&F large expertise on biogas and Electrigaz local knowledge of the market.” “Together we will be able to address projects of all sizes all over Canada ”, adds Camirand.
Electrigaz is a biogas project development firm located in Montreal , Canada specialized exclusively in the study, design and realization of biogas projects. Electrigaz offers various products and services related to the development of biogas projects.Tel. +1 819 687 2875 Web. www.electrigaz.com
Krieg & Fischer is an experienced engineering firm specialized in the design and engineering of biogas systems. K&F have designed, built and commissioned hundreds of biogas plants worldwide. Tel. +49 551/3 05 74 32 Web. www.kriegfischer.de
MONTREAL , CANADA --( Nov 6, 2006 ) – Electrigaz Technologies Inc. and Incisa Enterprises have entered into a strategic partnership agreement to jointly develop biogas anaerobic digester power plants in the Americas .
Biogas plants are renewable energy systems that convert organic waste issued from farms or food industries into renewable natural gas (RNG) or green electricity. The technology is well established in Denmark and Germany with over 1000 MW of electricity produced from farm manure.
Under this agreement Incisa and Electrigaz will develop biogas project opportunities in the Americas using their combined renewable energy expertise and local market knowledge.
“Working with Incisa will give us the capability to better address multiple business opportunities that we get from South and Central America ” says Eric Camirand president of Electrigaz. “In these types of projects, it is vital to have local representation to understand and address specific market needs” Marcio Schittini , VP of Incisa, says. “…we expect positive financial return for both companies as we combine expertise on Biogas and local knowledge of the market.” “We will be able to address projects in all of North, Central and South America ”, adds Camirand.
Electrigaz is a biogas project development firm located in Montreal , Canada specialized exclusively in the study, design and realization of biogas projects. Electrigaz offers various products and services related to the development of biogas projects. Tel. +1 819 687 2875 Web. www.electrigaz.com
INCISA is an infra-structure and energy consulting group based in Rio de Janeiro , Brazil focused on the development of bio-refineries and the energetic applications of biogas in the urban and agricultural sectors of the Latin American economy. Tel. +55 21.2551.2288 Web. www.ipart.com.br
