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SHARC Energy wins more than $5 million Surrey order
SHARC Energy received an order worth more than $5 million from the City of Surrey in British Columbia.
The city selected the company after a competitive procurement process for its district energy sewer heat recovery project.
District energy supplies heating or cooling to multiple buildings through a shared system; this project uses heat recovered from wastewater.
SHARC will provide three systems with a combined 6 megawatts of thermal capacity to Surrey City Energy, the city’s district energy utility serving Surrey City Centre.
The order is about twice the size of SHARC’s previous largest and is the biggest in the company’s history.
SHARC is set to supply the systems under the order, which was completed on October 22, 2026.
SHARC Energy received a purchase order worth more than $5 million from the City of Surrey.
The order is for a district energy sewer heat recovery project and was completed on October 22, 2026.
It is the largest purchase order in SHARC Energy’s history, about twice the size of its previous largest order.
SHARC Energy will supply three SHARC 880 wastewater energy transfer systems.
The systems will deliver 6 megawatts of thermal capacity to Surrey City Energy, the city’s district energy utility serving Surrey City Centre.
- Who
- SHARC Energy and the City of Surrey.
- What
- The city placed a purchase order worth more than $5 million for three SHARC 880 wastewater energy transfer systems.
- When
- The purchase order was completed on October 22, 2026.
- Where
- Surrey City Centre, British Columbia.
- Why
- The order is for a district energy sewer heat recovery project.
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- Order value
- More than $5 million
- Order date
- October 22, 2026
- Equipment
- Three SHARC 880 wastewater energy transfer systems
- Thermal capacity
- 6 megawatts
- Largest order
- About twice the size of SHARC Energy’s previous largest order