Perth, Jan 31, 2012 (ABN Newswire) - Perth-based clean power company Enerji Limited (ASX:ERJ) has been advised that the works approval required from the WA Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) before works can commence on site in Carnarvon is on track to be issued on 3 February 2012. This will clear the way for the Company to commence on-site construction of the waste heat to power system including installation of Australia's first Opcon Powerbox.
Enerji's project plan shows the first genset exhaust modifications occurring on 5 February with subsequent modifications scheduled for the remainder of the month. Installation of the Opcon Powerbox is scheduled between 14 - 16 February.
Installation works will continue into March with commissioning scheduled to be completed during that month.
Further construction updates, highlights and milestones will be announced in due course.
Enerji Limited (ASX:ERJ) is an emerging Perth-based green power utility focussed on commercialising the Opcon Powerbox in Australia.
The Opcon Powerbox cogeneration technology transforms waste heat into electricity and therefore creates significant energy cost and CO2 emissions savings for its customers.
Enerji has exclusive sales and distribution rights for the Opcon Powerbox in Australia and options for Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Opcon Powerbox, manufactured in Sweden by Opcon, represents a significant commercial opportunity through application to industrial, mining and power generation operations.
Enerji plans to maximise this opportunity and generate shareholder returns through long-term power purchase agreements.
Contact
Greg Pennefather Enerji Limited T: +61-8-9268-3800
ASX:ERJ) has been advised that the works approval required from the WA Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) before works can commence on site in Carnarvon is on track to be issued on 3 February 2012. This will clear the way for the Company to commence on-site construction of the waste heat to power system including installation of Australia's first Opcon Powerbox.
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