In Lebanon, Tennessee Aries Clean Technologies had a plant to convert biosolids into syngas and biochar. This process created a lot of heat which CETY captured with three Clean Cycle II (CCII) unit. The energy created by the CCII units reduced the plant’s natural gas demands and allowed it to qualify for green energy production incentives saving even more money. The plant produced +2800 kW allowing the three CCII units to generate a combined 300 kW while operating at 12 thermal efficiency.