Renewable Energy

Overview

With the use of an anaerobic digester, Capstone microturbines are able to cleanly and effectively run on methane gas from landfills, wastewater treatment facilities and food processing facilities, as well as agriculture waste, which is often referred to as “green waste.” Rather than simply venting or flaring the methane gas, Capstone microturbines can convert this free fuel to clean and reliable electricity for use at the site or surrounding areas. Capstone offers its "CR" (Capstone Renewable) line of microturbines specifically designed to operate on waste gas fuels.

Features & Benefits

Patented Air Bearing Technology
No lubricants or coolants needed
One Moving Part
Minimal maintenance
Remote Monitoring
Complete view at all times

Advanced Combustion Controls
Low emissions with no exhaust aftertreatment
High Power Density
Compact footprint
Factory Protection Plan
5 and 9 year plans available

Clean Waste Heat
Uncontaminated exhaust heat
Stand Alone or Grid Connect
Multiple applications and industries
Reliable
Tens of millions of runtime hours and counting

C65

The C65 provides up to 65kW of electric power while the UL-Certified C65 ICHP provides up to an additional 150kW of thermal power for CHP applications.

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C200S

The C200S provides up to 200kW of electric power and contains the world’s largest single-unit air bearing microturbine.

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C600S

The C600S provides up to 600kW of electric power and contains three air bearing microturbines.

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C800S

The C800S provides up to 800kW of electric power and contains four air bearing microturbines.

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C1000S

The C1000S provides up to 1MW of electric power and contains five air bearing microturbines. Up to 30 C1000S microturbines can be connected in parallel to generate up to 30MW of electrical power.

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