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On-Site Power: New Projects
Interest in the ability to generate electricity on-site is growing, particularly from industrial consumers looking at ways to increase their energy efficiency. New projects are demonstrating both innovation and cost-effectiveness.
New Projects Latest News
Ceremony to mark start of works at Savannah biomass heating plant
14/05/2015
Senior officials from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and Ameresco, Inc....
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Australian town in on-site power rental deal
31/03/2015
Horizon Power’s Short Term Power Project near the remote Pilbara mining town ...
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UK government backs Big Data trial on district heat networks
04/02/2015
Advanced algorithms could soon be used to dramatically improve the energy eff...
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German waste incineration firm in on-site solar play
10/11/2014
A 320 kW solar energy plant on the roofs of a waste incineration plant has be...
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Algerian plastics factory moving to on-site power
13/08/2014
GE’s Distributed Power business has received an order for the first Jenbacher...
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UK manufacturer investment in on-site power soars
03/07/2014
New analysis reveals that UK manufacturers have increased their investment in...
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Faltering progress for CHP in Asia – IEA
10/06/2014
With the mature cogeneration markets of Europe and North America still feelin...
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Wind Direct completes sale of Collier Wind Energy Scheme
29/05/2014
A 1.5 MW on-site wind power project that will be built on the Collier qu...
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Jenbacher deliver on-site power for coal gas to LNG expansion
27/05/2014
Clarke Energy, GE’s Jenbacher gas engine distributor for Australia, has secur...
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Untapped CHP potential in Pennsylvania
07/05/2014
Officials from the US Department of Energy were keen to explain the benefits,...
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