Key Takeaways
- Enginuity Power Systems (EPS), based in Sterling, Virginia, has launched its E100 combined heat and power (CHP) system and expanded its availability across the U.S.
- CHP systems like the E100 generate electricity on-site while capturing waste heat for building use, cutting reliance on the grid.
- EPS said it supplies partners with products, inventory, training, and dealer resources to help them deliver CHP systems nationwide.
- The E100 joins EPS's existing E|200 system, a 200kW CHP unit the company brought to market in 2025, giving customers a smaller-capacity option.
- The launch expands the dealer network EPS relies on to install and service its CHP systems across the country.
Enginuity Power Systems Rolls Out the E100 CHP System
Enginuity Power Systems, a Sterling, Virginia-based developer of combined heat and power systems, has launched its E100 unit and expanded its availability across the United States. The E100 is designed to generate electricity on-site for commercial and industrial buildings while capturing waste heat that would otherwise go unused.
How Combined Heat and Power Systems Work
CHP systems like the E100 run an on-site generator and route the heat it produces into a building's hot water or heating systems, rather than venting it away. That combination can cut a building's overall energy costs and reduce how much power it needs to pull from the grid.
Support for Dealers Nationwide
Enginuity Power Systems said it backs its dealer network with product supply, inventory, installation training, and other resources needed to deliver CHP systems to customers around the country. The company positions this dealer support as central to scaling CHP adoption beyond its home base in Virginia.
Enginuity Power Systems Expands Its Product Line
The E100 adds a smaller-capacity option alongside Enginuity Power Systems' E|200, a 200-kilowatt CHP system the company brought to market in 2025. Together, the two systems give commercial and industrial customers a choice of CHP capacity as the company works to expand its footprint across the U.S.
Enginuity Power Systems has developed its CHP line in partnership with South Korean manufacturer Kiturami, pairing that hardware with U.S.-based sales, training, and service support. On-site power generation has drawn growing interest from facility operators looking to manage rising electricity costs and reduce exposure to grid outages, a trend the company is positioning the E100 to serve.
