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The Opportunity
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The Opportunity
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The Opportunity
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Typical Gas Letdown Station
Aerial View
Ground Level View
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Installation
Gas Letdown Generator™
CONFIDENTIAL
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What is the Technology?
Helical Twin Screw Rotors in Casing
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Report Date September 6, 2011
“The technical issues with this concept are straightforward
engineering.”
“Applicability to the DOD: This project has potentially very high
applicability to the DOD in a domestic region”
“Assuming 10% of the let-down stations are near a facility, ~5.4 GW of
power could be available to reduce electrical bills with helical screw
technology.”
“~13% of the combustion energy available from a combined-cycle gas
turbine can be gained.”
Recommendation: “…The Air Force should rapidly pursue this
technical capability.”
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The Inventor and Founder
Richard K. Langson: Inventor, Founder and Chairman of the
Board
Mr. Langson has proven his talent as a world class
entrepreneur and innovator over four decades in business.
LIST OF ACHIEVEMENTS:
 2009 Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation
Award – Energy
 2009 Nevada Entrepreneur of the Year
 2008 Popular Science Magazine
Best of What's New Award, Green Tech
 2007 Geothermal Energy Assn - Best of Show
 1993 World Champion IHRA Top Fuel Race Driver
CHP
The Environmental Protection Agency on
Combined Heat and Power:
is an integrated energy system that can be modified
depending upon the needs of the energy end user.
CHP
provides:
• Onsite generation of power.
• Waste-heat recovery for heating, cooling, dehumidifying or
process applications.
• Seamless system integration of technologies, thermal
applications and fuel types into existing infrastructure.
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*Langson CHP- TRI-Generation using (1)expansion, (2)
cooling and (3)waste heat recovery
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Applications
• Natural Gas Distribution
• Pressure Reduction Stations
• Industrial Processes
• Pressure Reduction
• Refrigeration
• Waste Steam
• Industries
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Metals & Mining
Oil & Gas
Fertilizer & Chemicals
Food Processing
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State of Florida Incentives
•Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit
•CHP Sales Tax Exemption
•Net Metering
•Other federal and local incentives
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Technology Overview
Langson Gas Letdown Generator™
Current Product Range:
• 250, 500, 1,000 kW
• 5 MW design scheduled for 2013
 Low Installed Cost
 High Reliability
 Low Operating Cost
 Parallel installation for > 5 MW
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Langson Gas Letdown Generator™ vs. Turbines
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Utilizes proven, off-the-shelf components
Millions of hours of durable performance
Much wider operability range than conventional turbines
Greater reliability and lower maintenance costs,
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1 - 5 MW Gas Letdown Generator™ Sizing
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• Outsourced manufacturers are brand name suppliers
• Assembly and testing of systems in Carson City
Elite Energy USA Packager
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• Patents Pending - USPTO & PCT both filed
• Contractual Provisions - restricted license and use
• Continuous Monitoring of Equipment
• Continuous Technology Advancement
• Trade Secrets - not all included in patent filings
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Langson Energy vs. Other Types of Generation
Langson
Coal
Gas
Nuclear
Solar PV
Wind
Low Cost
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Baseload
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Distributed
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Alternative
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No Carbon
Emissions
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Installed Price per kW of New Generating Plant vs. Langson
Langson Energy
Coal/CCS
Gas:CC/CCS
Nuclear
Wind - kW
Solar PV -kW
Cost per kW (in 000s)
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Cost per kWh from New Generating Plant vs. Langson
Langson Energy
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Nuclear
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Solar PV -kWhe
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24 hour continuous system monitoring
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Routine maintenance service
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Emergency repair service
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Replacement of component parts
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Software upgrades
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Parts warehousing
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• Operating Leases
• Power Purchase Agreements
• Project Joint Ventures with Customers
• Equipment and Technology License
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The Team
Don Langson, Vice President, Project Development:
 Over 40 years in industry
 Proven Project Management Capabilities
Lee N. Palles, Vice President, Business Development
Over 30 years’ experience in utility industry, system
consulting and auditing.
Broad experience in start ups of technology, clinical
research and investment management services.
Chris Coté: Executive Vice President
 Experience with sales and marketing in the renewable
energy market
 Experience as a CPA
Dr. Ron DiPippo, Senior Engineer:
 Chancellor
Professor
Emeritus
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Mechanical
Engineering and the former Associate Dean of
Engineering at the University of Massachusetts
Dartmouth (UMD)
 Foremost world
authority and consultant on
Geothermal Power Plants
 Author of 4 major books including, Geothermal Power
Plants: Principles, Applications and Case Studies
 12 pages of other publications and accomplishments
listed at http://www.umassd.edu/engineering/mne/people/faculty/dipippo.cfm
Harry Valentine, Research Engineer:
 Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Carleton
University, Ottawa, Canada
 Extensive research into the field of transportation
energy over a period of 20-years and has published
numerous technical articles on the subject.
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Affordable, baseload green energy
CHP with Incentives
High reliability
No capital cost option
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