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Combined Heat & Power
With advancements in CHP technology, it is now a viable solution for customers seeking low carbon solutions for their heat and power needs. Generating your own power off-grid and using the heat can reduce your energy costs.
Why CHP?
CHP reduces carbon emissions and fuel consumption significantly compared to the separate means of conventional generation via a boiler and power station.
Combined Heat and Power is often the measure that offers the most significant opportunity to reduce energy costs, improve environmental performance and meet energy efficiency requirements.
CHP reduces carbon emissions and fuel consumption significantly compared to the separate means of conventional generation via a boiler and taking your power off the main grid.
Combined Heat and Power is regarded as the most effective solution to reduce your energy costs, improve environmental performance and meet energy efficiency requirements.
Environmentally friendly
Based on the total energy generated, cogeneration plants (CHP) typically cut NO2 and CO2 emissions by almost 50% compared to thermal power plant/boiler systems, while complying with the strictest emissions regulations – this whist cutting your energy costs by up to 50%.
Sport and leisure
Using the byproduct of power generation, waste heat, to pre-heat water and supply leisure complexes and sports facilities – CHP plants can save £100,000’s each year. Sport England has concluded that CHP plants are a central plank of reducing their overall CO2 emissions.
Industrial process plant
Where an industrial process requires heat – from 400 deg C downwards a bespoke designed CHP plant is often the best energy solution. We work with some of the largest names in CHP building their plant and helping to keep them running. We would be happy to introduce clients to these major operators who will not only run the plant for you but help us in designing the best solution.
Food processing
The food industry and brewing have long known of the advantages of CHP plants. Where hot water and steam are required for food processing CHP may well provide a simple and cost-effective solution.
Retail/motorway services
Motorway services are an ideal example of where CHP can work well. As demand for more power is required by increasing electric transport, a CHP plant can cover these peaks and troughs and also supply hot water and air conditioning to the whole service station.