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Distributed Energy July/August 2010 Title: Next Generation Technology Masonic Village boosts efficiency and slashes emissions with microturbines. Download a PDF of this article.

NJ.com July 16, 2010 Title: MicroTurbine just one way Salem Community College going greener The turbine system was installed at Salem Community College in Carneys Point, New Jersey, in October of 2009 to help the college better serve the community as a Salem County Red Cross Disaster Relief Shelter. Download a PDF of this article.

Distributed Energy July/August 2010 Title: Micro-Perks Building owners are beginning to see the benefit of including microturbines in onsite power plans for commercial, industrial, and urban-residential projects. Download a PDF of this article.

Fleets & Fuels June 28, 2010 Title: Drives by Capstone US 1 Industries Is to Field a Turbine Class 8 As First of CalMotors-Parker Hannifin Line Download a PDF of this article.

Marisys May 20, 2010 Title: Marine Energy Systems Market Estimated at $800 Million Capstone Turbine plans to enter the marine energy systems market, a market that represents potential sales of $800 million for the company, is slated for June with the introduction of a 75-foot prototype boat based on Capstone’s microturbine energy technology. Download a PDF of this article.

The Economist March 31, 2010 Title: The big green apple Environmentally-sound homes for the poor are a model for everyone else Download a PDF of this article.

McGraw Hill Construction Community Title: Syracuse University Green Data Center Capstone Hybrid UPS microturbines are installed at Syracuse University’s Green Data Center. Download a PDF of this article.

Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide January/February 2010 Title: The World’s Best Power Plants Salem Community College in Carneys Point, New Jersey, and Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, both use Capstone Microturbines to provide power to major buildings on their campuses. Download a PDF of this article.

EnergyVortex.com January 15, 2010 Title: Landmark hotel to be the first business in Philadelphia to Install Energy-Efficient Microturbines Three C65 microturbines, using Philadelphia Gas Works’ (PGW) clean burning natural gas, make Four Seasons hotel Philadelphia the first scale customer in Philadelphia to use the ultra-clean technology and will drastically reduce the hotel’s energy usage and carbon emissions. Download a PDF of this article.

IBM.com December 2, 2009 Title: Syracuse University, IBM, New York State Launch One of the World’s Greenest Data Centers IBM (NYSE: IBM), Syracuse University, with partners IBM and New York State, today celebrated the construction of its new Green Data Center (GDC) -- a showcase of world-class innovations in advanced energy-efficient information technology and building systems. Download a PDF of this article.

Popular Mechanics December 10, 2009 Title: The Hypermiling Jet Car The Capstone CMT-380 hybrid, based on a Factory Five sports car chassis, uses a 30 kw/40 hp turbine engine to provide power to charge its Li-ion battery pack. Download a PDF of this article.

DataCenterKnowledge.com December 8th, 2009 Title: Microturbines Provide Heat, Power and Cooling The Syracuse data center uses 12 microturbines from Capstone, which are fueled by natural gas and can provide all of the facility’s energy needs. Download a PDF of this article.

San Fernando Valley Business Journal December 7-20, 2009 Title: Auto Industry Shows Off Alternatives CLEAN: Electric car, new generation hybrids on display. Download a PDF of this article.

Motor Authority November 30, 2009 Title: CMT-380 Hybrid Concept Comes Complete With Jet Turbine Capstone Turbine Corporation introduces the CMT-380, featuring an ultra-clean and quiet jet engine under the hood of the borrowed Factory Five Racing GTM body. Download a PDF of this article.

GreenCarReports.com November 30, 2009 Title: Electric Supercar Concept Uses Small Turbine Engine To Boost Range Capstone Turbine Corporation’s CMT-380 -- an extended-range electric supercar that extends the 80-mile range of its lithium-ion battery pack up to 500 miles with an onboard generator turned by a turbine engine -- will be unveiled at the LA Auto Show. Download a PDF of this article.

Distributed Energy November/December 2009 Title: Data Centers Explode When the grid sags, improved distributed energy technologies, such as Capstone MicroTurbines used at the 6,000-square-foot Syracuse University data center, can help balance supply and demand. Download a PDF of this article.

Philadelphia Business Journal October 23, 2009 Title: Pa. wasting no time setting up stimulus-funded projects Federal stimulus dollars are being used in Pennsylvania to install five Capstone C65 ICHP microturbines sold by Capstone Turbine distributor E-finity. Download a PDF of this article.

GreenCar.com August 31, 2009 Title: Ford S-Max Hybrid Uses Advanced Capstone MicroTurbine Power Landford Performance Engineering’s Whisper Eco-Logic, a modified Ford S-Max crossover, gets up to 40 miles on electric power alone and can reach a top speed of 80 mpg thanks to a C30 microturbine Download a PDF of this article.

The New York Times August 27, 2009 Title: M.T.A. Tests Sleeker Bus With Capstone Turbine Engine Capstone Turbine powers DesignLine’s revolutionary buses, the only in the Metropolitan Transit Authority’s Manhattan fleet that meet the EPA’s 2010 emissions standards without costly exhaust after-treatment. Browse to this article.

The Philadelphia Inquirer August 27, 2009 Title: The growing appetite for green initiatives Energy-generating Capstone microturbines recently installed on the roof of the Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia, are a part of the growing green trend around the country. Browse to this article.

Fleets & Fuels August 24, 2009 Title: Turbines for Antelope Valley Page 4: New York City has deployed the first of its DesignLine hybrid buses with Capstone turbines as California’s Antelope Valley is said to be buying 15. Download a PDF of this article.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
June 25, 2009 Title: Economic Recovery Funding Will Energize Bucks County Research Park $1 Million Grant Will Be Used to Cut Energy Costs, Create Jobs Download a PDF of this article.

ToledoBlade June 14, 2009 Title: Toledo company plugs in tighter on energy-saving Rudolph/Libbe beefs up division installing microturbine generators Download a PDF of this article.

National Engineer March/April 2009 Title: Worlds Best Power Plants Working with local Capstone distributor, E-Finity Distributed Generation, officials at Masonic Village at Elizabethtown, PA, boost efficiency and cut emissions by installing low-emission Capstone microturbines. Download a PDF of this article.

Distributed Energy Magazine May/June 2009 Title: Cover Story: CHP Thrives in New York City Twelve Capstone microturbines stand as one of the first examples of CHP operations in Manhattan. Download a PDF of this article.

Biocycle March 2009 Title: High-Strength Wastes Boost Biogas Production Wastewater plant in Sheboygan, Wisconsin succeeds with project to cut energy costs while increasing energy production in its anaerobic digesters. Download a PDF of this article.

US Department of Energy
March 2009 Title: Development of a Packaged and Integrated Microturbine/ Chiller Combined Heat and Power (CHP) System This CHP system will utilize the Capstone Turbine Corporation C1000 microturbine package as the power generator and integrate it with an advanced technology double-effect absorption chiller sized to efficiently utilize the C1000 exhaust. Download a PDF of this article.

GreenerComputing March 4, 2009 Title: Schwarzenegger, Green IT and the Economy on Display at CeBIT Capstone Turbine Corporation, replaces the Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) battery. Download a PDF of this article.

Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide January/February 2009 Title: Worlds Best Power Plants: Upgrade Boosts Efficiency and Cuts Emissions Officials at Masonic Village at Elizabethtown, PA, weary of the 90-year old, inefficient coal-fired system of the campus - and the high emissions associated with burning coal - moved on to a next-generation technology for their heating and electric needs by installing five Capstone C60 low-emission microturbines that produced a combined 300kW of electricity. In 2007, working with local Capstone distributor E-Finity Distributed Generation, the systems were upgraded to 65kW turbines with heat recovery modules (CHP) systems. Download a PDF of this article.

Turbomachinery International: The Global Journal of Energy Equipment November/December 2008 Title: Growing In a Niche Capstone Scales Up Its Microturbines, Seeking to Leverage Carbon-Friendy Politics Download a PDF of this article.

Orange County's News Source: ocregister August 20, 2008 Title: Renewable energy raps savings at water district Microturbines use sustainable methane to save money at Santa Margarita Water District Download a PDF of this article.

The Stamford Advocate July 10, 2008 Title: Building Power From the Ground Up The article is written by Richard Lee, Assistant Business Editor: When the lights go out in New York City, the power at some office buildings will stay on because of technology supplied by a Norwalk-based provider of gas turbines. OfficePower Inc., in Norwalk plans to install microturbines supplied by Capstone Turbine Corp. of Chatsworth, Calif., in office buildings at 200 Park Ave., 220E 42nd St. and 230 Park Ave. Download a PDF of this article.

Los Angeles Business Journal June 30, 2008 Title: The Big Spin: Capstone Turbine electrifies investors: By Joel Russell, Los Angeles Business Journal Staff Capstone Turbine Corp., which builds mini-power generators for office buildings and industrial facilities, is spinning its share price to new highs. Browse to this article.

Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide June 2008 Title: Gas Turbine Power Range: New Products Bigger seems to be the theme at Capstone Turbine this year, a company known for its low-emission 30 and 65 kW turbines. Bigger turbines that generate more power and larger contracts in key industries are among the news from the company. Download a PDF of this article.

Diesel Progress May/June 2008 Title: Microturbine Power For Trashy French Power Plant For two decades, operators of the Mentaure landfill in La Ciotat, a picturesque town along the Mediterranean coast of France, flared the methane that was formed from decomposition of trash. But when town authorities learned that electricity could be generated from the waste gas, they jumped at the idea. Download a PDF of this article.

Diesel Progress May 2008 Title: Power Generation Sets & Systems: Less Capstone Turbine Corp. has introduced its 1MW C1000 power package designed for power generation in oil and gas, hospital, industrial, municipal, retail, landfill and other applications. The package, based on a 30 ft. long ISO container, includes up to five C200 microturbines, each with a 200kW output. Download a PDF of this article.

Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide: 21st Century Energy Production April 2008 Title: Capstone Introduces 1MW Power Package Capstone Turbine Corporation has introduced its 1MW, C1000 power package designed for electric power generation in oil and gas, hospital, industrial, municipal, retail, landfill and other applications. The package, based on a 9 m long ISO container includes up to five, C200 microturbines each with a 200kW output. Browse to this article.

EPA Combined Heat and Power Partnership 2007 2007 Title: Partner Focus: Masonic Homes Upgrades Turbines to Further Boost Efficiency and Cut Emissions EPA established the CHP Partnership in an effort to publicize the potential energy, environmental, and economic benefits of using CHP to meet a greater portion of our nations growing energy demand. Through the CHP Partnership, EPA offers numerous tools and services that are designed to increase the deployment of CHP in the United States. See page 12 for an excellent example of a Microturbine Installation at Masonic Homes in Elizabethtown, PA. Download a PDF of this article.

Distributed Energy
The Journal for Onsite Power Solutions July/August 2007 Title: Microturbines Help Launch Sports and Recreation Brooklyn rec center is off to a fast start to saving millions in power costs Browse to this article.

Distributed Energy
The Journal for Onsite Power Solutions July/August 2007 Title: University Powers Into the Future A commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency has produced a unique combination of distributed generation systems at California State University Northridge Browse to this article.

Power Engineering International July 17, 2007 Title: The cap fits for latest Capstone microturbines Capstone Turbine Corporation, the leading manufacturer of microturbine energy systems, has announced that its Model C65 kW MicroTurbine systems are the first microturbines to be certified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) to the latest UL 1741 interconnection standards that became effective on 7 May, 2007 Browse to this article.

Distributed Energy: The Journal for Onsite Power Solutions May/June 2007 Title: Giving Cogeneration a Boost A Partnership of state and federal agencies uses fuel cells and microturbines to reduce energy and pollution at an aluminum-recycling plant. By Ed Ritchie. Browse to this article.

Cogeneration and On-Site Power Production March/April 2007 Title: Free Fuel: Growth Opportunities For Using Waste Gases in Microturbine in Asia and Germany Growth, modernization and urbanization in many regions of Asia have created both energy supply shortages and a growing source of free fuel: biogas. Here, Phil Vessa and Peter Dorner explore the experiences of using biogas and other waste gases for energy production using microturbines. Browse to this article.

Astor Wines & Spirits May 3, 2007 Title: Our Landmark Store: Celebrating Astor Wines & Spirits Landmark Location Description of a cogeneration Installation including two Capstone MicroTurbines in this Landmark Store, a Greenwich Village fixture since 1946. Browse to this article.

BioCycle, Journal of Composting & Organics Recycling February 2007 Title: What Is New? Biogas Power Technologies that connect the biogas line to the power line include cooling and clean up components, microturbines and reciprocating gas engines and control systems Browse to this article.

Akshay Urja Renewable Energy: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy's bi-monthly magazine January/February 2007 Title: Feature Article: WBREDA (West Bengal Renewable Energy Development Agency) Stepping Forward WBREDA (West Bengal Renewable Energy Development Agency), formed in the year 1993, has a mandate to promote renewable energy technologies and creat an environment conducive to their commercialization through innovative projects. Download a PDF of this article.

Distributed Energy
The Journal for Onsite Power Solutions November/December 2006 Title: Treatment Plant Finds Savings in Waste Three years ago the Minnesota Department of Commerce and the city of Albert Lea installed four 30kW Capstone MicroTurbines at the city’s wastewater treatment plant in an effort to save electricity and natural gas through the incorporation of distributed generation, by Lory Lovely Browse to this article.

Venture Magazine
The Magazine for Business Management Fall 2006 Title: Green History Capstone Turbine Corp. made a commitment to green technologies long before other companies, and it has stuck to it, by Joanna Miller. Browse to this article.

BioCycle Energy
The Power Connection September 2006 Title: Microturbines, Gas Engines Link Biogas to the Grid Overview of several technologies provides insights into the effect of the quality of landfill and anaerobic digester gas on equipment to generate electricity, by Nora Goldstein. Browse to this article.

DISTRIBUTED ENERGY
The Journal for Onsite Power Solutions
If CHP Can Make it in New York..... May/June 2006 Title: Toledo Plays With the Big Guys Microturbines are a relatively young technology that, unlike many of its age, is well-proven. Browse to this article.

Cogeneration & On-Site Power Production July/August 2006 Title: Liberalization Under Attack: What Does It Mean for On-Site Power in the US? Liberalization of energy markets was meant to be a wholly positive move for efficient decentralized energy. However, in many parts of the world, the execution of the liberalization process was flawed, leaving incomplete and combersome market structures. Now, following suggestions to roll back energy liberalization in parts of the US, Elisa Wood looks at the likely impact on DE. Browse to this article.