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Capstone Turbine Corp. has been awarded $3 million by the Department of Energy to develop more energy-efficient power generators.
Chatsworth-based Capstone manufactures refrigerator-size microturbines that produce 30 to 60 kilowatts of electricity--enough to power a fast-food restaurant, a hotel or a small office building.
The DOE grant will fund research to develop a generator that can recapture its discarded heat and use that energy for climate control inside office buildings, company spokesman Keith Field said.
The DOE handed out a total $18.5 million to various companies for similar generator projects. Honeywell International Inc. received the largest grant at $4.2 million.
Capstone stock was unchanged at $19.05 on Nasdaq.
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