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Cenergy Solutions, founded in 2012 in California, is a global leader in energy storage, specializing in Adsorbed Biogas (ABG) technology. This innovative approach enables the storage of methane at lower pressures compared to traditional compressed natural gas systems, enhancing safety and cost-effectiveness.[1]
The company's mission is to mitigate methane emissions by capturing and converting this potent greenhouse gas into a renewable energy source. By utilizing activated carbon within storage cylinders, Cenergy Solutions' ABG systems can absorb methane molecules efficiently, allowing each particle of adsorbent to accommodate millions of methane molecules. This results in a higher density of stored gas, making the technology adaptable for various applications, including cooking, vehicle operation, and electricity generation.[2]
Cenergy Solutions has expanded its operations internationally, with projects in multiple countries. In Thailand, the company has established a biogas cleaning and compression facility in Lamphun, distributing clean biogas to homes and restaurants, and filling ABG cylinders for vehicle use. This initiative addresses the issue of biogas venting from farms, transforming waste into a valuable energy resource.
In Africa, Cenergy Solutions has opened a biogas collection and filling station in Burundi, providing a sustainable alternative to biomass fuels for cooking. This project not only redubut also offers a cleaner energy option for local communities.[3]
Under the leadership of CEO Gary Fanger, Cenergy Solutions continues to develop and implement technologies that promote energy independence and environmental sustainability. The company's efforts contribute significantly to reducing methane emissions and providing renewable energy solutions worldwide.[4]
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