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Capstone microturbine CHP plant at Oregon Health & Science University.
About
Capstone and the author
Caleb Finch is the communications manager at Capstone Turbine Corp. In 2014, after spending time on Oracle’s corporate communications team, he joined Capstone’s marketing team to advance the visibility and goals of the company. He manages key message development and marketing logistics, including written editorials and ‘all things traditional and social media’. One of his main objectives is to maximise awareness around clean energy technologies, and to one day become a thought leader in the space. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication from the University of Arizona. Capstone Turbine Corporation is a producer and developer of low emission microturbine energy systems, and claims to have been the first to market commercially viable microturbine energy products. The company said: “Capstone has shipped thousands of microturbines to customers worldwide. These innovative and award-winning systems have logged millions of documented runtime operating hours, and are compliant with current and future emissions regulations.”
With over 86 distributors worldwide, Capstone offers a comprehensive product line-up, providing scalable solutions from 30 kW to 30 MW. Capstone microturbines can also operate on a variety of gaseous or liquid fuels and, the company maintains, ‘are the ideal solution for today’s distributed generation needs’. Turner EPS is the official UK distributor for Capstone Turbine Corporation.
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