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Making climate change history™
EGMs Meta-Alert™ system provides a whole grid probing system, from its power source (generation, storage) through transmission lines and down to the medium voltage distribution infrastructure. The system, chosen by leading power utilities in Europe and the U.S., processes the collected big data and produces usable insight, which enables optimal grid management and operation, to address issues such as DER integration, grid proactive and reactive maintenance, sophisticated energy trade programs and EV infrastructure. EGMs Meta-Alert™ nerves-like, analytical probing systems enable effective power grid modernization. The system converts legacy static grids into a digitized, integrated, dynamic and adaptive network. EGMs systems address top-of-mind issues such as better usage of distributed renewable energies, proactive maintenance to avoid possible power outages and effective integration of Electric Vehicles charging system. The EGM team is composed of highly experienced professionals in their respective fields, including, management, entrepreneurship, project management and marketing. The technological staff has acquired long-term expertise in the various technologies.
Covanta Energy Corporation (formerly the Ogden Corporation) owns and operates worldwide over forty new generation waste combustion facilities with added benefit of energy recovery, also known as waste-to-energy or energy-from-waste power generation plants. Facilities operated by Covanta produce electricity for approximately one million homes in communities across North America by converting municipal solid waste into renewable energy. The company’s operations offset the production of approximately 20 million tons of carbon dioxide annually by producing electricity without utilizing fossil-fuel and by diverting waste from landfills.
Alterra Power Corp. is a leading global renewable energy company, operating six power plants totaling 568 MW of generation capacity, including British Columbia's largest run-of-river hydro facility and largest wind farm, two geothermal facilities in Iceland, and a geothermal plant in Nevada. Alterra owns a 262 MW share of this capacity, generating approximately 1,300 GWh of clean power annually. Alterra has an extensive portfolio of exploration and development projects and a skilled international team of developers, explorers, builders and operators to support its growth plans.