dynaCERT announced the collaboration with the Northwest Territory Power Corp. in Yellowknife, NT in a fuel savings and emission reduction pilot project located in Deline, NT. Delines is located on the southwest share of Great Bear Lake, about 400 km northwest of Yellowknife. Deline is only serviced via aircraft and winter ice roads. The NTPC operate 3,500 diesel power generation units in remote villages and communities across the Territory.
The dynaCERT-NTCP project, at this important initial stage, consists of the sale, installation and commissioning of four dynaCERT HG1 units onto three stationary generator units that in turn are responsible for producing all of the electricity in the village of Deline. One stationary generator unit will have two HG1 units. The NTPC engineering team has worked closely with the dynaCERT engineers to design this specific application for the community to align with NTPC’s stated goal of reducing their reliance on fossil fuels.
Robert Maier, COO of dynaCERT, states, “NTPC continues to work hard at the leading technological edge to improve the lives of the people they serve. We are pleased that our HydraGENTM technology is part of this pilot project opportunity to lower operating costs for NTPC and improve the environment for northern communities.”
Jim Payne, President & CEO of dynaCERT, states, “We are very pleased to work with NTPC and their communities. With Robert Maier’s managerial and technical leadership, dynaCERT continues to develop new applications and enter varied markets for its HG1 units, not just in trucking but also in remote location power generation. Our engineering creativity, supported by our ongoing commitment to R&D, is rapidly advancing our Company in the diverse world of diesel uses in furtherance of our corporate strategy.”
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