Enginuity Power

With electricity demand rising and more pressure being placed on the grid, it's not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when.

Our E|200 CHP system helps facilities generate power on-site while capturing heat traditional systems waste helping improve efficiency, reduce utility dependence, and keep operations running.

Because when power matters, preparation matters.

Learn more about our E|200 CHP: https://enginuitypowersystems.com/enginuity-100kw-and-200kw-system/

If your utility bill feels harder to predict lately, you’re not alone.

Energy costs continue to fluctuate, and many facilities are feeling the pressure.

For organizations that operate around the clock, rising energy costs can impact budgets, operations, and long-term planning.

CHP's allow you to have more control over your energy, which is crucial as costs continue to rise.

Meet the team helping shape the future of energy!

Dan Balogh, SVP of Product Development and Engineering at Enginuity, brings years of experience leading innovation and engineering teams across multiple industries.

From advanced electronics and IoT to energy systems and product development, Dan’s background is rooted in turning complex ideas into real-world solutions.

Today, he helps lead the development of Enginuity’s next-generation energy technologies focused on efficiency, resilience, and reliability.

AI and data centers are driving electricity demand higher than ever before.

As more industries rely on digital infrastructure, the pressure on the power grid continues to grow.

For facilities that depend on reliable energy every day, that raises an important question:

What happens if the grid can’t keep up?

That’s why more organizations are starting to look at on-site energy solutions that improve efficiency and help strengthen long-term resilience.

Because reliable energy isn’t just about keeping the lights on anymore. It’s about keeping operations running.

Meet John Morris, SVP of Commercial and Supply Chain at Enginuity! He helps keep everything moving, from strategy to delivery.

His work ensures our systems get where they need to be, when they need to be there, with the quality our customers expect.

The U.S. power grid is under more pressure than ever.

Demand is rising, infrastructure is aging, and more industries are relying on electricity to keep operations running.

For many facilities, reliable energy isn’t optional. It’s part of daily operations.

That’s why more organizations are starting to look at ways to improve efficiency and strengthen resilience for the future.

It was great connecting with industry leaders, partners, and innovators at BIOGAS AMERICAS 2026!

From renewable natural gas to resilience and efficiency, there was a lot of excitement about the future of energy and the technologies driving the industry forward.

Thanks to everyone who connected with our team at the event!

What if reducing your carbon footprint also improved your energy efficiency?

With the right approach, it can.

Enginuity systems generate electricity on-site while capturing and reusing heat that traditional systems waste. That means less fuel is needed to produce the same output.

The result?

Lower emissions, improved efficiency, and more control over how energy is used.

Up to 50% reduction in carbon emissions, while keeping operations running strong.

Did you know standard power plants can waste up to 50% of the energy they produce?

That’s energy that never gets used.

For many facilities, that waste shows up as higher costs and lower efficiency.

Our systems take a different approach by generating electricity on-site and capturing heat that traditional systems lose.

The result is better efficiency, more control, and more value from the energy you already use.