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Chatsworth House, near Bakewell, Derbyshire, has commissioned the construction of a new biomass-fuelled advanced gasification CHP system that is set to reduce its carbon emissions by 90 per cent.
The steel city of Sheffield in the UK is pondering the use of its most famously associated commodity, in a district energy initiative.
Housing association Peabody has submitted plans for the regeneration of the St John’s Hill Estate, opposite Clapham Junction station in south London, England in an initiative that looks to utilise the best of on-site renewable energy . Planning Resource Online reports that Peabody said plans for
The first of three GE 2 MW Jenbacher CHP systems has been installed at the on-site energy centre in King's Cross, central London, UK, and the same technology is set to provide the area’s district heating, once commissioned this summer.
Turboden, the leading manufacturer of Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) turbogenerators, has been awarded an order for a 1 MW ORC plant from BSkyB and a 1.8 MW ORC plant for BAA , both located in London, UK.
GE (NYSE: GE)has announced that it will provide an LM6000-PF Sprint aeroderivative gas turbine and related services to Enipower S.p.A. (Eni) for its Bolgiano district heating plant in San Donato Milanese, near Milan, Italy.
The UK District Energy Association (UKDEA) has come out in support of the publication of the Heat Strategy from the UK Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC).
Centrax Limited has won another significant order in the highly competitive German district heating market.
The UK Government has launched a consultation on its strategy for decarbonising heat to which it is seeking responses from industry.
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.
