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The article examines how the 500kW Anax Turboexpander (ATE-500) generates clean energy from natural gas, without combustion. Curious to learn more about how Anax extracts energy from natural gas infrastructure? Check out the full feature below. Download the Article (PDF)

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Wharton, NJ – Anax Power (www.anaxpower.com), whose proprietary technology generates clean power from natural gas, without combustion, has signed a letter of intent with ATCO Gas (ATCO), an Alberta-based natural gas distributor, to install the Anax Turboexpander (ATE) at the South Glenmore Park Gate Station outside Calgary as part of a one-year pilot study for

Wharton, NJ – Anax Power (www.anaxpower.com), whose proprietary technology generates clean power from natural gas, without combustion, has signed a joint operating agreement with Magellan Scientific, LLC (www.magellanscientific.com), an off-grid, decentralized digital asset company, to install a 500 kW Anax Turboexpander (“ATE”) paired with a Magellan Scientific off-grid immersion data center to mine for Bitcoin.

Wharton, New Jersey – Anax Power (www.anaxpower.com), whose technology generates clean power from natural gas, without emissions, today announced that Court Coursey will join its Board of Directors. “We’re excited to expand our board with the addition of Court, who adds significant financial acumen and an unparalleled startup network to our team. Court’s experience as

Wharton, NJ – Anax Power (www.anaxpower.com), whose proprietary technology generates clean power from natural gas, without combustion, has entered into a long-term exclusive agreement with Magellan Scientific, LLC (www.magellanscientific.com) (an affiliate of Pin Oak Energy Partners LLC) to power distributed data centers using the 500kW Anax Turboexpander (ATE). As the digital mining industry has come

By Michael Longo In mid-February, two severe winter storms crippled Texas’ utility infrastructure and left 4.3 million people without power. Despite partisan efforts to blame a single resource (Democrats – it was the fossil plants! Republicans – it was the frozen wind turbines!), this catastrophe happened because of Texas’ centralized energy infrastructure. A more localized

Wharton, New Jersey – Anax Power (www.anaxpower.com), whose technology generates clean power from natural gas, without emissions, today announced that John Fox will join its Board of Directors. “We’re excited to expand our board with the addition of John, who adds significant operational experience with waste-to-energy technology to our team. John has successfully guided several