Renewable energy is the key to a sustainable future and this is
perfect for our forward-thinking eco-conscious businesses who wants to help future-proof their energy supply and reduce their carbon footprint.
In Yorkshire a number Hydropower schemes have been built with more planned, we we're involved in the LV electrical installation and energy storage which included HV/LV earth nests, main feeder pillars, cabling, building services.
The Thrybergh hydropower plant is one of the largest low-head river hydro plants built in Yorkshire.
The £1.2m hydropower scheme will harness the flow of the River Don to power 2 Archimedes screws estimated to produce 1 million kilowatt-hours per annum for the next 75 years, the equivalent of 300 homes.
The scheme also sees the removal of the weirs obstacle to upstream salmon / trout passage, coarse fish and eels providing these species the means to migrate upstream for the first time in centuries.
Circle Control was engaged by Eric Wrights to undertake the LV electrical installation which consisted of Main power cabling, control and instrumentation cabling, containment systems, instrumentation, power distribution and building services.
The scheme was completed on time and to budget.
The Kirkthorpe hydropower scheme is one of the largest low-head river hydro plant ever to be built in Yorkshire.
The £5.3m hydropower scheme will use the flow of the River Calder to power a single 500kW axial turbine that will generate around 2.3million units of carbon-free electricity per year, equivalent to the consumption of 800 households.
It will run 24/7, 10-11 months of the year, for at least the next 100 years. Salmon, eels and other migratory fish will be able to pass the hydro scheme’s weir safely, protected by the 33-tonne custom-designed inlet screen.
The Knottingley hydroelectric power plant is one of the largest low-head river hydro plant built in Yorkshire and the largest plant commissioned in England since the start of the century.
The £7.5m hydropower scheme will harness the flow of the River Aire to power a dual Kaplan turbine, half-mile down river from Ferrybridge coal-fired power station. The 500kW scheme will generate renewable electricity for a local flour mill and the local electricity grid 24/7, 11-12 months of the year for the next 100 years.
Circle Control was engaged by Eric Wrights to undertake the LV electrical installation which consisted of Main power cabling, control and instrumentation cabling, containment systems, instrumentation, power distribution and building services.
The scheme was completed on time and to budget.
Allerton Waste Recovery Park is a facility that brings together state-of-the-art technologies. The facility will reduce the amount of waste going to landfill in the county by 90%. Diverting this waste away from landfill, it will generate enough energy to power the equivalent of 40,000 homes.
The scheme was completed on time and budget to the clients requirements.
The work consisted of heavy duty containment, power, control and instrumentation cabling to motors, valves, control stations, and installation of instrumentation for the Solid Feeding, Fermenter, Biogas Pumps, Substrate Separator, Gas Flare and M2CHP Station.
A new 250kW AD plant was constructed at the farm.
A new 500kW AD plant was constructed at the farm.
A new 200kW AD plant was constructed at the farm.
It will generate renewable electricity from the anaerobic digestion process, receiving income under the Feed in Tariff Scheme, with the electricity being used on the farm or sold to the National Grid.
The farm will have the benefit of free heat from the plant and the use of the digestate bi-product on the land as a bio-fertilizer.
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