Posted on 1/4/2016
Pepperidge Farm, makers of Goldfish crackers, Milano cookies and other desserts, has added a sweet new power source to their bakery in Bloomfield, CT. A 1.4 megawatt Direct FuelCell(R) (DFC(R)) power plant will be added after commissioning is completed by the end of 2015. It will complement an existing fuel cell power plant, which was installed at the bakery in 2008
Connecticut-based FuelCell Energy built both power plants. Between them, they will meet almost the entire factory’s energy needs, with an on-site solar array providing more energy during peak hours of power usage.
The two power plants replace grid power that would have led to the emission of more than 9,400 tons of CO2.
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