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FASTECH Marked Completion of Long Beach Tri-gen Plant

FASTECH described its construction role in the Toyota and FuelCell Energy Tri-gen facility at the Port of Long Beach.

Long Beach, California
Construction team in front of the Long Beach Tri-gen plant with Toyota, FuelCell Energy, and FASTECH signs
Project team photograph published with FASTECH's November 2023 announcement.

Announcement

FASTECH marked the completion of the Tri-gen energy facility at Toyota Logistics Services in Long Beach in an announcement carried by NewswireJet on November 10, 2023. The company described itself as the contractor of record for construction. FASTECH's own November 7 release and project case study confirm that it worked on the plant for FuelCell Energy.

The system uses a fuel-cell process to produce electricity, hydrogen, and usable water from directed biogas. Toyota and FuelCell Energy reported a 2.3-megawatt electricity capacity and described how the outputs would support the port vehicle-processing site and nearby hydrogen-fueling activity. These specifications describe the announced facility; they are not a measured lifetime emissions or savings result.

FASTECH said its construction work covered site preparation, structures, and mechanical and electrical connections through startup and commissioning. It also reported no lost-time safety incidents during its time on site. That safety statement is the contractor's account, not an independent audit of the project's entire construction history.

Toyota's newsroom and FASTECH's project account provide fuller technical background. Readers assessing environmental effects or replication at another site should examine actual operating data, fuel sourcing, local infrastructure, and the project-specific engineering rather than assuming the same performance everywhere.

Source and further information

FASTECH's Tri-gen project announcement