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Award-winning sustainable power<br />
solutions and CHP specialist<br />
Fleetsolve is celebrating the<br />
completion of two major projects. The<br />
Wirral-based green energy company has<br />
successfully installed its liquid biomass<br />
CHP systems for Harrogate International<br />
Centre – Europe’s greenest conference<br />
centre – and a large new Tesco superstore<br />
in Welshpool on the England/Wales<br />
border.<br />
Fleetsolve, which was founded in 2002,<br />
is the <strong>UK</strong>’s leading provider of bio-fuelled<br />
CHP systems. With headquarters in<br />
Thornton Hough and manufacturing<br />
facilities in Birkenhead and Ellesmere Port<br />
– the company operates the largest fleet<br />
28<br />
CHP & POWERPLANTS<br />
Liquid biomass CHP -<br />
making renwable green energy<br />
Fleetsolve is celebrating the completion of two major projects – installing liquid biomass CHP<br />
systems for Harrogate International Conference Centre in north England and a large new Tesco<br />
Positioning a CHP unit.<br />
superstore in Welshpool on the English/Welsh border. WIP has the story.<br />
of liquid bio-fuelled CHP and<br />
tri-generation systems in<br />
Europe, providing green<br />
electricity, heating and cooling<br />
from end-of-waste renewable<br />
fuel.<br />
The 278kW CHP system at<br />
Harrogate International Centre<br />
has enabled the low carbon<br />
development to become the<br />
greenest conference and<br />
exhibition destination in<br />
Europe.<br />
It will provide sustainable<br />
electricity and heating for a five-hall<br />
conference centre, Holiday Inn Hotel and<br />
council offices.<br />
The Tesco superstore in Welshpool has<br />
been installed with a 300kW trigeneration<br />
system which provides<br />
electricity, heating and cooling for the<br />
entire store and exports electricity to the<br />
national grid.<br />
As a preferred supplier of renewable<br />
energy to Tesco, Fleetsolve’s CHP has<br />
been the pivotal technology for a number<br />
of Tesco developments, including the<br />
world’s first Zero Carbon store in Ramsey,<br />
Cambridgeshire.<br />
Keith O’Connor, Fleetsolve’s Managing<br />
Director, told WIP: “We have worked<br />
closely with Harrogate Council to design a<br />
bespoke CHP system which not only<br />
satisfies the client’s needs, but has<br />
exceeded all their expectations; our<br />
client is now aiming to attain an<br />
‘Excellent’ BREEAM award for the<br />
building.”<br />
He said: “Fleetsolve is committed to<br />
helping Tesco fulfil its pioneering goal of<br />
becoming a ‘Zero Carbon Business’. Our<br />
CHP systems having been generating<br />
millions of kilowatt hours of green energy<br />
for Tesco stores across the <strong>UK</strong>, and their<br />
Fleetsolve: liquid biomass CHP system.<br />
N OVEMBER 2011 • WORLDWIDE I NDEPENDENT P OWER<br />
high performance is unparalleled.”<br />
Fleetsolve’s CHPs are approved by the<br />
industry regulator Ofgem, and provide<br />
clients with the added benefit of<br />
generating an income via government<br />
incentives.<br />
Since 2002, the company has developed<br />
its innovative Sustainable Power Solutions<br />
with an extensive programme of research<br />
and development.<br />
Based on a core expertise of engine and<br />
bio-fuel technology the company has a<br />
reputation in the industry as the authority<br />
on bio- powered solutions.<br />
Keith concluded: “Our engineering is<br />
second to none in the biofuel industry and<br />
has come through thousands of hours of<br />
rigorous testing, development and design<br />
modifications.<br />
“We operate a working fleet of biofuelled<br />
CHP generators throughout the <strong>UK</strong><br />
and our biofuelled engines have been<br />
incorporated into a range of applications.<br />
Fleetsolve, together with New Holland,<br />
developed the <strong>UK</strong>’s first bio-fuel tractors<br />
for The Eden Project in Cornwall,” he<br />
concluded.<br />
WIP<br />
Internet link<br />
www.fleetsolve.com