EuroSite Power Inc. has announced that it has reached an agreement to supply clean energy to four landmark hotels, including the Waldorf Astoria, owned by The Ability Group and managed by Hilton Worldwide.

Dalkia’s combined heat and power system has been successfully serving Southampton General Hospital for 15 years, and that contract has now been extended to increase capability.

One of the UKDEA’s founding fathers and a leading light in the development of district energy in the UK, Bill Clark, is to retire from his post as Southampton City Council’s Sustainability Policy Manager after more than 30 years of service.

Waitrose’s East Cowes store on the Isle of Wight has become the first UK supermarket to receive most of its heating, cooling and power from sustainably-sourced local woodchip.

Greenwood Energy, the North American renewable energy division of the Libra Group, has announced it is to install the first combined heat and power plant for the Millennium Hilton Hotel in the heart of New York.

115 Sainsbury’s stores across the South of England have been fitted out with roof-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, producing a total of 6.9 MW of power for the supermarket chain.

SRB Energy has supplied solar thermal panels to develop a renewable energy system at Geneva International Airport in Switzerland.

EuroSite Power Limited, a leading On--Site Utility, has reached an agreement to supply clean energy to Haverhill Leisure Centre in Suffolk, UK.

CHP has long been shown to produce benefits in terms of lower operating costs, greater system efficiency and reduced NOx emissions.

Anesco has powered up Premier Inn’s first ‘Eco hotel’, after managing the design and installation of a rooftop solar PV system.

US energy secretary Dr. Steven Chu has visited the Thermal Energy Corporation (TECO), the district energy company that provides heating and cooling to the Texas Medical Center in Houston, the largest medical center campus in the world.

Southland Industries’ Mid-Atlantic division is forming part of a team charged with the design and construction of the Dallas Veterans Administration Medical Center’s 4.6 MW cogeneration energy system.

Under an innovative agreement, Green Campus Partners (GCP) will develop, construct, own and operate a highly efficient 1.2 MW Combined Heat and Power ("CHP") plant to serve the thermal energy and electricity needs of the St. Barnabas campus in the Bronx, New York.

Cogeneration technology company DataGryd is installing a cogeneration plant for its future data centre in New York.