CHP Case Studies

Tables displaying ENER-G Combined Power Case studies

	Manufacturing - Adams Foods  The 150kW CHP unit located at the Leek site in Staffordshire is part of an environmental management programme at the factory. Since full commissioning of the CHP system in June 2010 it has achieved carbon savings of 476 tonnes equivalent to the environmental benefit of taking 159 cars off the road each year.
	Hospital - Birmingham Heartlands  The combined heat and power (CHP) scheme delivered by ENER-G enables the hospital to generate its own electricity in a purpose designed Energy Centre, cutting emissions of CO2 by 1,627 tonnes per year – the equivalent of taking 542 cars off the road – as well as reducing other harmful green house gases such as Sulphur Dioxide.
	Television Studios - Granada The historic studios in Manchester have been harnessing the benefits of a CHP unit  for nearly 10 years to help produce some of the UK’s most popular television programmes.  The studios are still achieving huge environmental benefits from the CHP unit, with current savings of 4,279 tonnes of CO2 per annum.
	School - Hampton School Hampton School has utilised the advanced technology of an ENER-G 150kW Combined Heat and Power unit to assert their commitment to green energy initiatives, whist generating over £40,000 per year in energy savings.
	Hotels - Imperial Hotels Group London At the Group’s Royal National, Tavistock, Imperial and President Hotels they provide nearly 3,000 guest rooms for visitors to the Capital. These hotels share efficient CHP systems which enable the group to cut carbon and save money.
	Leisure - Medina Leisure Centre Medina Leisure Centre in Newport is one of the Island's largest multi-purpose leisure and activity centres. The centre had a six cylinder 62kWe CHP unit installed in 2004 which has helped reduce energy costs and carbon emissions dramatically.
	Museum - The Museum of Liverpool Four CHP units have been installed to provide efficient generation at the largest newly-built national museum in the UK for more than a hundred years. The prestigious new £72 million Museum of Liverpool has installed an advanced combined heat and power (CHP) system, guaranteeing annual energy savings of more than £500,000.
	School - Queen Elizabeth High School The CHP system, installed by ENER-G, will enable Queen Elizabeth High School and leisure centre to generate its own electricity, potentially cutting CO2 emissions by 127 tonnes annually – the equivalent of taking 43 cars of the road each year.
	Hotel - The Radisson Edwardian Hotel, Manchester The Radisson Edwardian Manchester opened its doors in 2004 on the famous Manchester Free Trade Hall site, with the ambition of providing the city’s first 5* hotel service, whilst generating low energy costs and a very low carbon footprint.
	Hospital - Royal Shrewsbury Hospital The Combined Heat and Power (CHP) scheme at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital has enabled the hospital to save more than £780,000 a year, simultaneously shrinking its carbon footprint by some 2,000 tonnes annually.
	Hospital - Solihull Hospital Solihull Hospital, managed by The Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust, is utilising combined heat and power technology and expertise from ENER-G to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 45% and generate cost savings.
	Leisure - Sunderlands Aquatics Centre Sunderland Aquatics Centre is Sunderland’s newest and one of its most ambitious regeneration projects; it houses the region's first 10 lane 50m swimming pool and is the only facility of its type between Leeds and Edinburgh.
	Hospital - Sunderland Hospital Sunderland Royal Hospital is a 970-bed acute hospital run by City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust is targeted to recover the £600,000 capital cost of its new ENER-G CHP system in less than three years. The Trust has also installed three high efficiency water boilers to replace the old steam boilers.
	Manufacturing - Tangerine Confectionery Confectionery manufacturer Tangerine is installing energy efficient CHP systems at its Pontefract production site in West Yorkshire – where famous brands such as Wilkinson’s Pontefract cakes and Butterkist Popcorn are made. Each year, Tangerine will achieve cost savings of almost £200,000 and save 630 tonnes of carbon.