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January 2006 -
Jaker Generation Energy Planning Software
Jaker Generation, a desktop analytical software product, has been
developed by Jaker Industries, Inc. for evaluating the economic return
of proposed onsite energy projects in the planning stage. Based on the
same software platform as Jaker Joules,
Jaker Gen allows a Planner to manipulate the energy and performance
parameters of an energy project, then review the changes instantly. A
Human-Machine Interface (HMI) display has dials, gauges and readouts for
articulated results. Options shall be available to interface with Jaker
Joules to give the precise economic return based on an existing utility
tariff.
December 2005 -
Jaker Joules Energy
Analysis Software
Analytical
software product Jaker Joules has been
developed by Jaker Industries, Inc. The product, based on Microsoft ®
Excel™, is integrated with a third-party desktop software for
duplication of a utility bill. It enables the license holder to compare
utility tariff options with actual data and also to forecast future
charges for proposed energy-consuming projects. Planned developments
will allow creation of the upcoming utility bill from an onsite meter in
real-time. The ability to transpose raw meter data into an actual
utility bill has earned this software product the motto "Dollars make
Sense".
November 2005 -
The Energy
Report
Jake Engineering, PC announces the release of
The Energy Report; for New
York and the Northeast
a bi-weekly report that focuses on the oil, gas and power generation
sectors. This Blog is a forum to view behind the standard corporate
press release. The site also includes evaluations and updates regarding
energy technology and analysis for business and industry. As stated, it
focuses on the energy markets in New York and the Northeast, but relates
global energy news that may apply regionally.
October 2005 -
Jaker's
President to speak at IOGA of NY
Jack (John P.) Perkins, President/CEO of Jaker Engineering, PC, has
been invited to speak at The Independent Oil and Gas Association of New
York's 25th annual conference in Buffalo, NY. The topic will be "Power
Generation with Stranded Gas; New York State's Hidden Asset". Conference
Agenda is available at
www.iogany.org.
September 2005 -
Jaker Enters
into Agreement with Myron James Global
Jaker Engineering, PC has entered into an agreement with software
developer Myron James Global Enterprises. Myron James will provide
professional services to complete development and perform testing of gas
and electric utility tariffs for institutional, commercial, industrial
and government clients. It is Jaker's plan to distribute this
analytical
software as part of an energy consultation.
www.myronjames.com
August 2005 -
Jaker Applies
for State Energy Grant
Jaker Engineering, PC has submitted an application with New York State's
Energy Research and
Development Authority (NYSERDA) for funding to implement their
initial onsite power generation platform using a natural gas well. Site
selection and complete project funding have yet to be finalized, however
it will be located in central New York and will be drawing from the
Trenton-Black River gas field formation. The project is planned to be a
one megawatt power platform with the required gas treatment and
collection systems to ensure available gas for daily power generation.
Once project funding has been finalized the site selection process shall
begin. Read Press Release
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May 2005 -
Reclaiming Stranded Resources
from Gas Wells
Jaker
Engineering, PC has developed a business model to reclaim stranded
resources from under-producing Gas Wells. With Jaker Engineering’s
project design and business concept, these wells can provide useful
energy for the region and a return on investment for the drilling
company. This concept also has merit for productive well sites during
seasonal transition of energy values.
Read
Press
Release
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startup of three emergency power systems for the Chemung County
New York Office of Fire and Emergency Management. These systems were designed to
support critical data operations and to provide backup power for county
departments and a school. Presently, several other Homeland Security funded
projects are being negotiated for installation by Jaker Engineering.
UTC Power to market the
new Pure Comfort® product line. This
new line of cogeneration products incorporates the use of microturbines with heat
recovery and absorption chilling to provide onsite power generation and
a steady year-round thermal load. The Pure Comfort®
products redefine the term CHP to stand for "Cooling, Heating and Power".
analysis program that quickly evaluates energy tariff costs and the
the economic Return On Investment for capital energy projects. This
software utilizes simple business concepts in conjunction with an
extensive database of operating and construction costs for energy
systems. This new tool shall make qualification of a clients potential
onsite energy project quick, simple and accurate.