• TECO Honors TMC’s Dr. Richard Wainerdi
    During ceremonies April 10, Thermal Energy Corporation officially named its new flag plaza The Richard E. Wainerdi Flag Plaza in honor of Dr. Richard E. Wainerdi, retiring president and CEO of the Texas Medical Center. More
  • Check Out Our Customers' Energy-Saving Initiatives
    TECO customer Memorial Hermann is one of many institutions at the Texas Medical Center that is targeting energy savings to reduce costs. Three TECO customers share their stories. More
  • TECO Training Program Ensures Reliability
    TECO's extensive employee training program provides everything the operators and the maintenance team need to know about the more than 700 pieces of new equipment that were added during expansion. More
  • TECO's $377 Million Expansion
    TECO completed a major expansion in 2011, which included a 48 MW CHP unit, new chilled-water tank, four 8,000-ton chillers and more. More
  • Award-Winning Thermal Storage Tank
    TECO's thermal energy storage tank – the tallest in the world – was featured in an ASHRAE Journal article last fall and has won awards from ASHRAE and the Steel Tank Institute/Steel Plate Fabricators. More
  • Meet Brandon Johnson
    “From the time I come on shift and take a look at all the control room monitors to when I pass along what happened on my shift to the next crew, it’s exactly what I want to be doing. No doubt about it.” More
  • Join Our Team
    As part of TECO's team, you could be helping to serve patients, doctors and researchers at the largest medical center in the world. Check out employment opportunities and hear from current employees. More
  • Services That Matter
    TECO is positioned to provide the energy behind what's next for the buildings and pacesetting services and research at the Texas Medical Center. More
 
 

CHP Gaining Momentum

Combined heat and power and its energy-saving benefits are generating attention in the U.S. and around the world. Check out our industry news.

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Dr. Steven Chu said...

"Investments in energy efficiency like the CHP plant at the Texas Medical Center are helping to create new jobs, expand U.S. manufacturing and strengthen American competitiveness globally....This project is saving millions of dollars and reducing carbon pollution while improving the reliability of one of the country's top medical campuses."

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