Peak Energy expects the project, which is scheduled for completion by June 2011, to generate approximately $0.6m of revenue in 2010 based on work that will be completed by year end.
Peak Energy has appointed its wholly owned subsidiary Sanitherm to design, manufacture and commission a wastewater treatment system featuring Sanitherm SaniBrane technology to serve up to 800 personnel at the client’s northern Alberta operations site.
Peak Energy president and chief operating officer Curt Whitteron said that the company is very pleased with the sale of this system featuring the SaniBrane configuration as it represents the third major contract for Sanitherm in the last few months.
“Furthermore, this sale represents another milestone for the Sanitherm group as they expand on their abilities to provide innovative, environmentally sound and proven solutions to satisfy customer requirements for the treatment of wastewater in remote locations,” Whitteron said.
