September 24, 2008 -- From September 16 - 18, SaskPower and NRGreen Power invited the general public to attend an open house and facility tour to celebrate the official opening of each of the Saskatchewan waste heat units in Loreburn, Alameda and Estlin. CTV Regina and Global were also there to cover the events. To view the CTV Regina news clip click here To view the Global news clip click here Other media coverage of the events included articles in The Outlook, Lifestyles Community Newspaper and the Regina Leader-Post. September 18, 2008 -- Waste heat proves to be powerful for Saskatchewan SaskPower and NRGreen Power collaborate on unique energy project. To read the press release, please click here. September 17, 2008 -- Waste heat in Loreburn proves to be powerful for the province SaskPower and NRGreen Power collaborate on unique energy project. To read the press release, please click here. September 16, 2008 -- Waste heat in Alameda proves to be powerful for the province SaskPower and NRGreen Power collaborate on unique energy project. To read the press release, please click here. June 13, 2008 – More Waste Heat in Alberta NRGreen Power is proposing to build and operate two waste heat units at Alliance Pipeline’s Windfall compressor station in Alberta. Each unit would be capable of generating up to 7 megawatts of energy - sufficient to meet the power requirements of approximately 14,000 households. Electricity generated by waste heat units produce no greenhouse gas (or other) emissions. For more information on how electricity is generated from heat exhaust click here. May 30, 2008 NRGreen Power’s second waste heat unit is now operational in Loreburn, Saskatchewan. Two similar units have been constructed at Alameda and Estlin (also in Saskatchewan) and are scheduled to be operational by the end of this summer. March 20, 2008 -- From Waste Heat to Power Jim Goldmann, VP, Transportation Services and Development, Alliance Pipeline, was interviewed in DISTRIBUTED ENERGY, the Journal for Onsite Power Solutions. November 07, 2007 - Company issues RFP for two new projects in Alberta, please click here. October 10, 2007 - Company finds a little hot air goes a long way To read this article printed in the Morinville Mirror, please click here. September 12, 2007 - Waste Heat Comes to Alberta NRGreen Power is proposing to construct waste heat power generation units at two of Alliance Pipeline’s existing compressor stations in Alberta: Morinville and Irma. By converting heat from the exhaust gas emitted from the gas turbines, each unit is capable of generating approximately 5-6 megawatts of energy - sufficient to meet the power requirements of 5,000 to 6,000 households. The units would be constructed entirely within the perimeter of the existing station sites and would connect to the Fortis distribution system. Electricity generated by waste heat units produce no new, or greenhouse gas emissions. For more information on how electricity is generated from heat exhaust click here. August 24, 2007 - On Friday, August 17, a 172,000-kilogram co-generator unit (a key component to the waste heat recovery construction) arrived in Estlin, Saskatchewan from Indiana on an 27-metre-long flatbed truck. This over-sized delivery captured the attention of local residents, as well as the local media. To view the CTV Regina news clip, click here. To read the article printed in the Leader Post, click here (note factual error - "water" heat is used instead of "waste" heat) August 7, 2007 - Jim Goldmann, V.P., NRGreen Power, conducted an interview for CBC Radio on NRGreen's waste heat recovery projects. The interview was broadcast on Monday, August 6. To hear this interview, please click here. Mar. 09, 2007 - Innovative Project Uses Waste Heat to Generate Clean Power in Saskatchewan.