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Stirling engine technology promises to turn waste heat from industrial facilities into usable electricity

Cogeneration equipment company ReGen Power Systems has scooped $5m (£3m) in funding to help bring its stirling engine-based heat conversion technology to market. The New Salem, MA-based firm closed...

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