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CHP engines now more reliable

FOR THE owners of a local authority-owned anaerobic digestion (AD) plant, removing the responsibility for their CHP engines from a single service provider and handing it to two smaller, expert companies – including gas engine upgrading specialist Gen-C – has delivered big rewards.

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CHP: Responsible approach needed

As the use of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) technology has grown in the UK, lessons have been learnt around the ways in which a system should be designed to maximise performance. Here, Pete Mills, commercial technical operations manager at Bosch Commercial and Industrial Heating, argues that there remains a need for system designers to take a more responsible approach

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CHP: CPD programme

Bosch Commercial & Industrial Heating reports that more than 250 industry delegates have now completed its CPD programme on Combined Heat & Power (CHP) technology since the course launched last October.

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Energy: Don’t let it go to waste

With energy conservation an increasingly hot topic within the process heating industry, stakeholders are now looking towards innovative methods to reduce energy consumption. Simon Tarr at Bosch Commercial and Industrial Heating, explains how a combination of technologies can be used to accompany a steam boiler to maximise energy efficiency

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Plugging potential gaps

Smart networks of combined heat and power (CHP) units could provide a solution to the UK’s possible winter power capacity constraints, according to ENER-G.

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Carbon management

Veolia, the energy and utilities management services provider, is working with Sibelco to supply CHP technology.

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Trial to create smarter electricity grid

ENER-G combined heat and power (CHP) technology is at the centre of a pioneering trial to create a smarter electricity grid – to deliver reliable low carbon power supply at the lowest possible cost.

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CHP: Helping cold store cut costs

Veolia has added a 2MW biogas CHP unit to the four 324kW CHPs it had installed previously at Cannington Cold Stores’ 45,000t Bridgwater site in Somerset. The biogas solution, which is fuelled by waste food, goes a significant way to helping the chilled food storage company improve its environmental impact and to achieve energy saving targets.

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