Tecogen Inc. (NYSE American:TGEN) has shared a customer testimonial from Cloudsmart Inc., a Tier 3, SOC 2, Cloud and AI data centre in Connecticut. Cloudsmart CEO and President Robyn Sullivan said the facility had been using Tecogen’s InVerde system to generate its own power for a few months.
Sullivan said Cloudsmart had reduced its electric bills substantially since bringing the InVerde unit into operation. She said the lower energy costs and greener power sources were features that attracted interest from potential customers during site tours.
Cloudsmart also said the unit had operated reliably and required limited hands-on involvement, with Tecogen’s service team managing the support work.
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Tecogen CEO Abinand Rangesh said the company was pleased that Cloudsmart had selected InVerde. He characterised the testimonial as evidence that the company’s products can generate savings while meeting the requirements of a data centre environment.
Rangesh also said real-world customer examples were essential to converting Tecogen’s data centre pipeline into orders. The announcement did not state that the testimonial had resulted in any orders.
Tecogen designs, manufactures, sells, installs and maintains high-efficiency, ultra-clean cogeneration products. Its portfolio includes engine-driven combined heat and power systems, air-conditioning equipment and high-efficiency water heaters for residential, commercial, recreational and industrial applications.
The company said its energy products nearly eliminate criteria pollutants and significantly reduce customers’ carbon footprints. Tecogen has been in business for over 35 years and said it has shipped more than 3,200 units, supported by engineering, sales and service personnel in key markets in North America.
Tecogen cautioned that statements about its strategy, future operations, financial position, revenues, costs, prospects and management plans are forward-looking and involve known and unknown risks. The company said actual results could differ materially from those statements.
The risks identified by Tecogen include changes in demand for its products and services, competing technology developments, research and development issues, the availability of incentives, rebates and tax benefits, regulatory changes, the integration of acquired business operations, and the ability to obtain financing on favourable terms for existing operations and anticipated growth.
Tecogen announced a recent customer testimonial from Cloudsmart Inc., a data centre in Connecticut using Tecogen’s InVerde system. The testimonial described the system’s operation, energy costs and power sources.
Robyn Sullivan, CEO and President of Cloudsmart Inc., provided the testimonial. Cloudsmart is described as a Tier 3, SOC 2, Cloud and AI data centre in Connecticut.
Cloudsmart said it had cut its electric bills substantially after creating its own power with Tecogen’s InVerde. Sullivan said this gave Cloudsmart an edge against other local data centres.
Cloudsmart said it had been creating its own power with Tecogen’s InVerde for a few months. The release does not give a more specific operating period.
Cloudsmart said the InVerde unit had run reliably and had been hands-off since it started operating. Sullivan added that Tecogen’s service team had taken care of everything.
Cloudsmart said visitors were intrigued by its ability to offer lower energy costs and greener power sources. The comments were made in relation to tours given to potential customers.
Tecogen CEO Abinand Rangesh said the company was pleased that Cloudsmart chose InVerde. He said the testimonial showed that Tecogen’s products could generate savings and meet the demands of a data centre environment.
Rangesh said real-world proof points were essential to convert Tecogen’s data centre pipeline to orders. The statement describes management’s view and does not state that any orders had been secured.
Tecogen designs, manufactures, sells, installs and maintains high-efficiency, ultra-clean cogeneration products. Its products include engine-driven combined heat and power, air-conditioning systems and high-efficiency water heaters for residential, commercial, recreational and industrial use.
Tecogen said it had been in business for over 35 years and had shipped more than 3,200 units. The company said it is supported by engineering, sales and service personnel in key markets in North America.
Tecogen trades on the NYSE American under the ticker symbol TGEN, shown in the source as NYSE American:TGEN.
Tecogen said its forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, and that actual results could differ materially from those expressed or implied. The risks listed include fluctuations in demand, competing technological developments, research and development issues, the availability of incentives, rebates and tax benefits, regulatory changes, integration of acquired business operations, and the ability to obtain financing on favourable terms to fund existing operations and anticipated growth.