CPC Milestones

• CPC's BioMax 50 at Dixon Ridge Farms delivered power for 732.6 hours our of 745.4 hours (31.1 days) for
  a record availability of 98.3%
• BioMax in CA started up, and operated over the internet from location in MA March 2009.
• BioMax 50 received Permit to Operate from Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District - March 2009
• CPC shipped cold-climate 50 kW system to Canadian research organization - February 2009
• BioMax producer gas displaces propane in commercial burner - October 2008
• Biomax 50 achieved continuous run-time record of 14 days without shutdown
• January 2009
• LiquiMax™ synthetic diesel fuel meets ASTM-D975-08 (Ultralow sulfur No.1 diesel) - July 2008
• Auburn demonstrated their new mobile BioMax gasification system at Alabama State Capitol - January 2008
• CPC selected by Army and NextEnergy to develop Mobile Encampment Waste to Electrical Power System - December 2007
• Genset and burner operated simultaneously using walnut shells as feedstock - November 2007
• Met California emissions standards for distributed generators - May 2006.
• Made renewable liquid fuel from nitrogen-diluted producer gas - December 2005.
• CPC relocates to new state-of-the-art product development facility – September 2005
• Achieved 24/6 continuous operation objective with new BioMax 50 system - September 2005
• First integration of Renewable Fuel Gas Generator with commercial burner - March 2004
• BioMax 15 demonstrated for Chief Forester, Dale Bosworth, in San Bernadino Forest - February 2004
• First gasification of biomass with fluid bed gasifier - January 2004
• BioMax 15 product validation units installed at:
  • SBS Wood Shavings in Ruidoso, NM - October 2002
  • North Park High School in Walden, CO - September 2003
  • Zuni Furniture Enterprise in Zuni, NM - October 2003
• First Renewable Fuel Gas Generator installed at Mississippi State University - August 2003
• Community Productive Use Platform installed - December 2002
• CPC powered solid oxide fuel cell using producer gas from three different renewable, abundant, biomass sources --- wood chips, pecan shells and coconut shells. Power output 70% of pure hydrogen - August 2002.
• BioMax interconnected to PG&E grid. Believed to be first ever small modular biopower system in US to be interconnected. - June 2002
• CPC one of 30 from over 3,000 proposals to receive Development Marketplace award from World Bank - January 2002
• BioMax received Asian Innovation Award - October 2001
• Trailer-mounted BioMax commissioned in Hoopa, CA - August 2001
• BioMax powered productive use equipment in Alaminos, Philippines - September 2001
• Power generation in Alaminos, Philippines as part of BioMax commissioning - March 2001
• 1 MWhr generated during endurance run prior to shipment of BioMax to Philippines - January 2001
• Fully-automated run of BioMax system - December 2000
• First lighted Christmas Eve Mass in history of community - December 2000
• Power from PV/LPG hybrid to the village of Alaminos – December 2000
• Full power run of BioMax system on coconut shells - July 2000
• Use of CPC's new energy dispenser to deliver AC power to a rural customer on a commercial basis- March 2000
• Dedicated CPC’s first Product Development Facility in Littleton, CO – November 1999
• Operation of CPC’s new "hot-gas" non-polluting power gasifier – September 1999
• Operation of a 1 kW Stirling engine battery charger with a CPC gasifier – January 1999
• Established Renewable Energy Service Company (Indonesia) to provide market priced energy to rural communities in Sumatra - March 1997