GE And Houweling’s Announce America’s First Greenhouse CHP Project To Capture CO2 For Plant Growth

Please join us online on Wednesday, August 22 from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. Pacific time (1:45 – 2:45 p.m. Eastern time) as Houweling’s Tomatoes officially unveils its new 8.7-megawatt (MW), combined heat and power (CHP) energy project in Camarillo, Calif. The facility is the first U.S. commercial greenhouse CHP plant equipped with GE’s technology to capture and reuse the CHP plant’s own CO ₂ as a special crop fertilizer.

The innovative, high-efficiency natural gas-fired cogeneration plant features two of GE’s ecomagination-qualified, 4.36-MW Jenbacher J624 two-staged turbocharged gas engines and CO ₂ fertilization system. The plant will provide heat, power and CO ₂ to Houweling’s 125-acre tomato greenhouse in Camarillo.

Learn how this project helps to sustainably power Houweling’s business and supply energy to the local grid while lessening the site’s environmental impacts.

WHO:		Houweling’s Tomatoes and GE Power & Water’s Gas Engines Business
WHEN:		Wednesday, August 22, 2012
		10:45 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. (Pacific)
		1:45– 2:45 p.m. (Eastern)
WHERE:		http://www.fc-tv.com/webcast/08-22-12/
WHAT:		Grand Opening/Press Event at Houweling’s Tomatoes’ commercial greenhouseoperation at 645 West Laguna Road in Camarillo, Calif.
		Confirmed speakers include:
		-- Casey Houweling, owner of Houweling’s Tomatoes
		-- Rob Oglesby, executive director, California Energy Commission
		-- Nick Chaset, governor’s special advisor for distributed generation, CHP and
		energy storage, California Public Utilities Commission
		-- Jim Houston, deputy secretary, California Department of Food & Agriculture
		-- Scott Nolen, product line management leader for power generation, GE Power
		& Water’s Gas Engines business

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