Mr. Keith L. Pronske

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  www.bakersfield.com/102/story/487280.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/13/2008    Last Visited: 7/13/2008  

  The plant produces 5-megawatts of energy, but will expand into a 50-megawatt plant in coming years, Clean Energy Systems President and CEO Keith Pronske said.
  
  "It's the cleanest power plant in the world," Pronske said, noting that the small facility has already drawn international visitors curious about the technology.
  
  The A-frames are part of a demonstration solar thermal project being built on the site by partner company, Palo Alto-based Ausra.
  
  "They (will) make steam," Pronske said.

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  "What's coming out of those three main engines is steam," says Keith Pronske, the firm's chief executive.
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  "You can take natural gas and oxygen and add water and end up with some pressurized steam and carbon dioxide that you can then control the temperature of and drive turbines and operate power plants that don't have smokestacks on them" Pronske said.
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  Although the firm will now be moving forward with a good-sized federal grant, Pronske said the project's progress is hindered by government energy policies focused on alternatives to fossil fuels.
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  But Pronske, the company's CEO, says that in the meantime, utilities would be more likely to embrace his company's concept if they got credit from regulators for any zero-emission electricity they produce, not just that which comes from non-carbon sources such as solar, wind or geothermal.
  
  "Let's have one out of 10 plants have some form of carbon capture," he said.

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  Keith L PronskeSacramento Business Journal: Keith L Pronske Executive Profile
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  Keith L Pronske
  
  President and CEO Clean Energy Systems, Inc.

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  "What's coming out of those three main engines is steam," says Keith Pronske, the firm's chief executive.
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  "You can take natural gas and oxygen and add water and end up with some pressurized steam and carbon dioxide that you can then control the temperature of and drive turbines and operate power plants that don't have smokestacks on them" Pronske said.
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  Although the firm will now be moving forward with a good-sized federal grant, Pronske said the project's progress is hindered by government energy policies focused on alternatives to fossil fuels.
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  But Pronske, the company's CEO, says that in the meantime, utilities would be more likely to embrace his company's concept if they got credit from regulators for any zero-emission electricity they produce, not just that which comes from non-carbon sources such as solar, wind or geothermal.
  
  "Let's have one out of 10 plants have some form of carbon capture," he said.

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  CEO Keith Pronske."This facility is unique.It's the only one in the world that uses green energy to make clean energy," added Pronske.
  
  But beyond that partnership, Clean Energy Systems has developed technology to produce electricity from other fuel sources, with zero emissions.Founded by retired aerospace engineers and scientists, the company is currently testing a modified rocket engine that burns pressurized water, oxygen and water to make steam.
  
  "We're combusting it at high pressure making steam and carbon dioxide.Once you have steam and carbon dioxide, all you have to do is cool the steam down and capture the carbon dioxide. it's compressed and stored in oil fields or used to recover oil," said Pronske.The idea is to take rocket technology that's been around for 70 years and use it for land-based power generation, without any harmful emissions.
  
  Pronske says the full-scale rocket engine in this trailer is capable of producing enough electricity to power 50,000 homes.

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  "I hope 20 years from now people look back and say, ‘Why did we ever have (smoke) stacks on power plants?'" said Keith Pronske, Clean Energy Systems chief executive officer.
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  The biomass plant was mothballed in 1986 due to stringent air regulations, according to Pronske.

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  Published on: 5/12/2008    Last Visited: 5/14/2008  

  Keith Pronske, President and CEO of CES, said, "We are pleased that this powerful combination of government and industry partners recognizes the value and potential of CES' technology, and we look forward to making power without pollution a reality."

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  Published on: 4/9/2007    Last Visited: 4/9/2007  

  "We've really seen a surge in the past year within the energy community," said Keith Pronske, chief executive of the firm founded in 1993 by a group of Aerojet retirees.
  
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  Published on: 1/5/2004    Last Visited: 4/26/2007  

  Chief Executive Officer Keith Pronske and Board Chairman Dr. Harry Brandt remain in their current positions.
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  ÒWe believe Brian's valuable addition to the CES team will allow us to expand our opportunities to develop and implement full commercialization of pollution free power,Ó said CEO Keith Pronske.

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  Published on: 10/1/2007    Last Visited: 10/1/2007  

  By Keith Pronske, Clean Energy Systems Inc.
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  - Keith Pronske is president & CEO of Clean Energy Systems Inc.He can be reached at klpronske@cleanenergysystems.com

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