ENERVEX Advances Mission-Critical Infrastructure at Data Center Design & Engineering Program in Washington, DC Dec 17th, 2025
In October 2025, ENERVEX reinforced its leadership position in mission-critical infrastructure by participating as a Program Partner at Advancing Data Center Design & Engineering in Washington, DC—a premier forum bringing together the industry’s top owners, engineers, and technology leaders focused on the future of resilient, compliant data center design.
How Water Treatment Plants Can Turn Waste Heat Into Working Heat Nov 14th, 2025
Water treatment is essential—and energy-intensive. In the U.S., municipal and industrial plants use over 30 billion kWh annually, placing them among the largest municipal energy consumers. Their biggest loads—aeration, pumping, and sludge handling—shed significant heat through exhaust and ventilation systems. At the same time, these facilities often require heat elsewhere, revealing a large and largely untapped opportunity for energy recovery.
Advancing Data Center Construction show in Washington DC Nov 11th, 2025
ENERVEX is proud to be a Program Partner at this year’s event, November 17–19, 2025, in Washington! We’ll be discussing high-performing exhaust solutions with integrated Silencers and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology for data center backup power generators. Our Sr. Engineering Manager, Adam Wilson, will present: “Designing Efficient & Compliant Backup Generator Exhaust Systems to Meet Short-Term & Long-Term Emission Regulations”
How Paint and Coating Plants Capture Energy Behind the Finish Oct 27th, 2025
The global paint and coatings industry—spanning everything from architectural paints to automotive and industrial finishes—is worth more than $186 billion worldwide and still growing. Behind that success are energy-intensive processes that mix, apply, and cure coatings under precise conditions. Continuous ovens, drying tunnels, and ventilated spray booths run hot, releasing significant waste heat. By reclaiming that energy with air-to-water (ATW) heat recovery systems, plants can turn exhaust into usable hot water—boosting efficiency while cutting costs and emissions.
Advancing Data Center Construction show in Atlanta 2025 Sep 25th, 2025
ENERVEX is proud to be a Program Partner at this year’s event, October 27–29, 2025, in Atlanta! We’ll be discussing high-performing exhaust solutions with integrated Silencers and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology for data center backup power generators.
Our Sr. Engineering Manager, Adam Wilson, will present: “Designing Efficient & Compliant Backup Generator Exhaust Systems to Meet Short-Term & Long-Term Emission Regulations”
Ceramic Tile Manufacturing Cuts Costs and Emissions with Waste Heat Recovery Sep 23rd, 2025
Ceramic and tile manufacturing is extremely energy-intensive, with kilns, dryers, and glaze lines driving high fuel and electricity costs—often up to 30% of total production expenses. At the same time, large amounts of heat are wasted through exhaust and flue gases. Air-to-water waste heat recovery (ATW WHR) offers a smart solution by capturing this unused energy, helping manufacturers reduce costs, lower emissions, and improve sustainability with a fast return on investment.
Data Centre World Asia 2025 in Singapore Sep 17th, 2025
ENERVEX to Exhibit at IBIE 2025 in Las Vegas Aug 28th, 2025
We’re excited to announce that ENERVEX will be showcasing our industry-leading exhaust solutions for tunnel and rack ovens at the International Baking Industry Exposition (IBIE) in Las Vegas. Visit us at IBIE, North Hall Booth # 7639, to see how ENERVEX can help your bakery achieve peak performance and sustainability.
ENERVEX - Recognized as Top Workplace 2025 Aug 13th, 2025
Advancing Data Center Design and Engineering 2025 Jul 1st, 2025
