Maximum heat recovery with EcoTherm EST for large-scale power generation applications.
Annual CO₂ reduction supporting power generators' net zero commitments.
Counterflow configuration maximises temperature gradient for optimal heat capture.
Power
Generation
Heat Recovery
Boiler economisers and turbine exhaust heat exchangers for maximum energy recovery.
ThermStack TSE and EcoTherm EST heat exchangers engineered for power generation — recovering waste heat from boiler flue gases, gas turbine exhaust, and feedwater preheating systems. 445–3,500 kW capacity with SS 304L construction and counterflow design for up to 85% recovery efficiency.
Power Generation
Applications
Select an application to see how our heat exchangers address your specific power generation requirements.
Industrial and utility boilers discharge flue gases at 180–350°C, carrying enormous quantities of recoverable thermal energy. Our ThermStack TSE and EcoTherm EST heat exchangers are engineered to extract this heat before it reaches the stack — preheating boiler feedwater, combustion air, or process fluids. Shell and tube design with SS 304L construction ensures corrosion resistance against acidic condensates while maximising heat transfer surface area across 445–3,500 kW recovery ratings.
Counterflow Design
Maximum temperature gradient for optimal heat transfer
SS 304L Construction
Corrosion-resistant stainless steel for acidic flue gases
Flexible Mounting
Horizontal or vertical installation options
Easy Maintenance
Removable end covers for tube-side cleaning access
Built for
Power Generation
Key advantages of our heat exchangers for power generation applications.

Shell & Tube Design
Superior heat transfer through extensive surface area — optimised for high-temperature flue gas and exhaust streams found in power generation.
Up to 3,500 kW Recovery
EcoTherm EST series delivers industrial-scale heat recovery from 2,000 to 3,500 kW — matching the thermal demands of large power generation facilities.
Counterflow Configuration
Maximum temperature gradient design achieves up to 85% heat recovery efficiency — critical for optimising CHP and combined cycle configurations.
Corrosion Resistant
SS 304L stainless steel construction resists acidic condensates from sulphur-bearing flue gases — essential for long-term reliability in power plant environments.
Compact Retrofit
Horizontal or vertical mounting options with compact footprint — designed for easy integration into existing boiler houses and turbine halls without major structural modification.
4,466 Tonnes CO₂/Year
Maximum annual CO₂ reduction across the EcoTherm EST range — supporting power generators in meeting net zero targets and carbon reduction commitments.
Fits Into Your
Boiler House
Compact retrofit design with horizontal or vertical mounting — integrates into existing boiler and turbine infrastructure.
Your Flue Gas Is
Pure Wasted Energy.
Every boiler and gas turbine in your facility is exhausting recoverable thermal energy straight up the stack. At 180–600°C, that flue gas carries enough heat to preheat feedwater, combustion air, or process fluids — cutting fuel consumption by up to 8% and saving thousands in annual gas costs. The ThermStack and EcoTherm range captures this energy before it's lost.
Recover waste heat to preheat boiler feedwater — improving overall efficiency by 4–8% and saving thousands annually.
Up to 4,466 tonnes CO₂/year reduction — measurable progress toward net zero commitments.
Retrofit shell and tube design adds recovery capability to existing boilers — no major structural changes required.
Retrofit shell and tube design adds recovery capability to existing boilers — no major structural changes required.

Power
Generation
FAQs
Common questions about heat recovery solutions for power generation applications.
Ready to
Recover?
Our engineering team specialises in power generation heat recovery. Tell us about your boiler or turbine, and we'll design the optimal solution.
- Boiler flue gas heat recovery
- Turbine exhaust CHP integration
- Feedwater preheating design
- CO₂ reduction analysis