How much is a grid connection worth?
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Must be this:
http://lincoln-uk.freeadsinuk.co.uk/en-i-offer-i-i...
http://www.ampconsultants.com/news/engineering-gro...
Think that they have missed the boat.
http://lincoln-uk.freeadsinuk.co.uk/en-i-offer-i-i...
http://www.ampconsultants.com/news/engineering-gro...
Think that they have missed the boat.
JPJPJP said:
It isn't that one, but ithat s the ad I had seen a link to previously but couldn't find - so thanks for finding it!
The problem is that there's no need for energy from waste there as there are 5 lines at the Sita plant and Wilton 11 has another two lines, again for Sita. There were projects at the docks for virgin/waste wood but now ROCS are gone they aren't affordable. The development will probably become affordable in a few years but not now.Edited by JPJPJP on Saturday 26th November 12:08
Any thoughts on the ebioss energy china deal covering derwenthaugh & hull?
http://renewables.seenews.com/news/bulgarias-ebios...
http://renewables.seenews.com/news/bulgarias-ebios...
It's gasification which is still a high risk technology and the efficiencies stated are not achievable in my opinion.
There are four EPC contractors which can deliver a project of this type in the uk with a proven track record and they're not on the list.
Did you have anything specific on it you wanted to know?
There are four EPC contractors which can deliver a project of this type in the uk with a proven track record and they're not on the list.
Did you have anything specific on it you wanted to know?
There are numerous projects using gasification which have already failed/had serious problems. Air products, Scotgen and Energos are perfect examples. Energos was always seen as "ok" and probably the best supplier, but it is no longer in business. If you want a technical due diligence or market review of small renewable plants then my company would be happy to help
pghstochaj said:
There are numerous projects using gasification which have already failed/had serious problems. Air products, Scotgen and Energos are perfect examples. Energos was always seen as "ok" and probably the best supplier, but it is no longer in business. If you want a technical due diligence or market review of small renewable plants then my company would be happy to help
Yes I had a look at enegos minden a while backI suppose the question here is can ebioss & china energy make it work before china energy has had enough of funding it. It is, after all, a bit r&d as well as a bit build. Interesting times for those involved.
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