Carbon Recycled Energy

Carbon Recycled Energy (CRE) is an industrial-scale renewable energy technology business. It designs innovative solutions that are highly efficient in terms of both performance and capital. Its solutions are disruptive and unconventional, using only proven, referenced and operationally deployed technologies for the purpose of transitioning to sustainable energy in the 21st century. CRE’s has developed and patented a new thermal cycle, the Co-integrated Steam and Compression Cycle (CSCC©) which is applied to a range of standardised power plant designs for a variety of fuels. Plants are designed as co-generation to maximise the use of waste heat. Flex plants, using CSCC® technology are specifically designed to support the energy transition through efficiency, flexibility and increased inertia per MW of capacity.  CSCC® is highly efficient, very flexible with an identified technology pathway of further improvement. All plants are emissions compliant with IED/ LCPD or equivalent. As a result, Flex plants are able to respond to the volatility of intermittent generation and enable the increased deployment of these technologies beyond conventional thinking. Flex plants are resilient to location, can provide electricity and heat to local users and enhance local industry. It is a predictable, reliable, responsive, distributed source of energy that will incur minimal network losses. Flex plants integrate renewable energy technologies that are site dependent (wind, hydro) with those that are integrated to the demand side (residential solar, heat pumps, etc). Flex plants can be combined with the following modules: 1. District Heating 2. Carbon Capture 3. Industrial Steam 4. Cryogenic Power Storage 5. Industrial Drying 6. Desalination 7 Methanation Each of which result in a highly efficient, flexible and emissions compliant energy system.