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tpkapoor
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Micro CHP

12/09/2006 10:59 PM

I am looking for sourcing micro CHP from Europe or USA. Any company or intermediary who can arrange these products may contact me : email - jinshui@vsnl.net or tpkapoor@yahoo.com.

Even supply of small stirling type engines will be welcomes.

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Stirling Stan
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Re: Micro CHP

12/10/2006 11:21 PM

You will have to identify and contact the manufacturers direct.

AFAIK they are all booked up with contracts at present.

Even supply of small stirling type engines is unlikely to be available in the nearterm.

You might try <http://www.stmpower.com/>

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tpkapoor
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Re: Micro CHP

12/11/2006 9:03 PM

Dear Mr. Stan,

Thanks for your feedback.

Do you have any direct contact with STMPOWER. I am interested in their products.

I would like to use the generators with coal gasifiers.

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Kapoor
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Sandman
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Re: Micro CHP

12/11/2006 4:01 PM

Ballard is an OEM supplier of fuel cells for economical CHP systems - give them a call and see if one of their stacks meets your needs - here's one as an example that's being released en-masse onto the Japanese residential market inside a CHP system:

http://www.ballard.com/be_a_customer/fuel_cells/Mk_1030

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