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On-Site Power
Power used on-site can be generated on-site, rather than imported from distribution grids, often more cost-effectively and with the added advantages of avoiding distribution losses and offering a measure of energy independence.
On-Site Power Latest News
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British business lobby criticises government over on-site power complexity
01/07/2015
The Confederation of Business Industries says that the British government is ...
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On-site solar for Belgium’s Orca
30/06/2015
Martifer Solar has completed the construction of a 738.45 kWp PV system on th...
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On-site renewables impact developing communities
23/06/2015
Three winners of this year’s Ashden Awards for sustainable energy projects in...
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UK chemical firm plans EfW CHP
23/06/2015
Plans for a £150 million ($220 million) combined heat and power plant have be...
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Italy’s Lucard commissions on-site heat and power
23/06/2015
Italian tissue company Lucart has commissioned a new combined heat and power ...
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British naval base goes solar-powered
22/06/2015
The British navy’s base at Portsmouth, England is to benefit from on-site sol...
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Connecticut transit hub installing fuel cell CHP
19/06/2015
A US transport maintenance and storage facility is to be the site of a new on...
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A place for CHP in US Clean Power Plan
16/06/2015
CHP has always been a little too complicated for its own good – involving bot...
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On-site solar cuts cost of frozen food
16/06/2015
Place UK, a soft fruit farm business located in East Anglia in the UK, has in...
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Asset management for Dutch greenhouse gensets
11/06/2015
Dutch commercial tomato greenhouse growers collective the Prominent Growers A...
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