Waste-to-Energy-Workshop-2017

Duryea Technologies will co-sponsor Waste-to-Energy Workshop: Improving the Feasibility of Small-Scale Digesters and CHP in conjunction with West Chester University’s Department of Political Science on December 1st, 10 am – 2 pm, 2017. Seminars will focus on the emerging market for small-scale waste-to-energy and the newly developed products and technologies that can improve return on…

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Cows grazing on a dairy farm

The MODE Power System: A Better Biogas Generator Set for Anaerobic Digesters The MODE (Modular On-Demand Energy) Power System is ready to meet the specific demands of electricity generation from biogas. This new engine-generator set is durable, compact and low-maintenance. The MODE Power System has a proprietary engine, tolerant of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) contamination and…

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Schedule a consultation to discuss custom brushless DC motors for your application Duryea provides engineered or configured-to-order custom brushless motors and BLDC-motor products for original equipment manufacturers, distributors, and fleets. No Duryea products are off-the-shelf. Please provide as much information as possible to expedite your request. After we review your submission, a Duryea representative will…

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January 30th, 2016, Reading, PA – Duryea Technologies has developed a hybrid-electric supercharger to provide a low-cost, comprehensive solution for the consumer and commercial vehicle industries. As an integrated component, it will allow manufacturers to meet strict emissions regulations while improving fuel economy and performance. Dan Sodomsky, the company founder, states, “The Duryea Electric Supercharger…

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eCycle hybrid electric motorcycle

Reading, PA October 12th, 2015 – eCycle, Incorporated, a manufacturer of high-performance motors, located in Reading, Pennsylvania, is now Duryea Technologies. CEO Dan Sodomsky started the company in 1996 with the objective of commercializing the world’s first electric and hybrid motorcycles. However, the proprietary power-conversion technologies developed for the “eCycle” found larger markets with other…

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