International Journal of Energy Management Publishes Dramatic GHG and Energy Reduction Results From SHARC Energy’s PIRANHA System

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The International Journal of Energy Management, an official publication of the (“AEE”), has of SHARC International Systems Inc. () () () (“SHARC Energy” or the “Company”) recent success in dramatically eliminating GHG emissions by capturing the energy from wastewater that buildings normally flush down the drain and waste.

The journal, read by leaders globally in energy management, highlights the of a wastewater heat recovery system that was placed in a 60-unit residential building in 2020 in North Vancouver, Canada. The Electrical Power Research Institute (“EPRI”), Ameren Corporation, ConEdison, Tennessee Valley Authority and Southern California Edison collaborated with SHARC Energy on the project and .

“There was almost 100% reduction in GHG emissions,” the journal-published article concludes. “The PIRANHA system enabled 60% savings in energy cost compared to the gas boiler…”

The conclusion: “The study results suggest that PIRANHA T10 HC should be part of future integrated strategic plans to reduce carbon emissions in all cities.”

The paper also states that PIRANHA easily met — and surpassed — the building’s hot-water and cooling demands while saving approximately $10,000 CDN in natural gas costs: “The system ran from 10 to 14 hours every day and could produce 100% of the hot water demanded by the building.”

Lynn Mueller, SHARC Energy’s CEO, and one of the paper’s authors, said the opportunity for a global network of energy engineers to read and assess the GHG and energy reductions from SHARC Energy’s unique wastewater energy technology represents a major achievement.

“We reduced GHG emissions in this one building by almost 100 per cent, and saved energy costs just by tapping into the wastewater we normally send down the drain,” said Mueller. “Our technology shows similar results in other buildings and district energy systems.”

He added: “Wastewater is a forgotten resource we have been wasting for too long. Publication of this paper proves without doubt that SHARC Energy has an affordable and practical system that can easily capture wastewater thermal energy — and help us combat climate change by reducing the use of fossil fuels for heating and cooling in buildings.”

SHARC Energy’s wastewater energy recovery systems are designed for global use. They are already operating or being installed in buildings, businesses and district energy systems in Denver, Seattle, Boulder, CO, Australia, the United Kingdom, as well as the Canadians cities of Vancouver, Richmond, Ottawa and Lake Louise, Alberta.

The PIRANHA is designed for use in new or retrofit projects in small-to-large commercial, institutional, multi-unit residential or light-industrial buildings and facilities. The SHARC system is for district energy projects and mid-to-large industrial buildings and facilities.

About SHARC Energy

SHARC International Systems Inc. is a world leader in energy recovery from the wastewater we send down the drain every day. SHARC Energy’s systems recycle thermal energy from wastewater, generating one of the most energy efficient and economical systems for heating, cooling & hot water production for commercial, residential and industrial buildings.

SHARC Energy is publicly traded in Canada (), the United States () and Germany () and you can find out more on our profile.

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