Working across so many sectors flags hundreds of reasons as to why emergency generators are required and why they should be well maintained.
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Power outages never come at a convenient time, especially for businesses where it can cause huge levels of disruption. However, there are solutions to deal with power outages that can meet your exact requirements.
Sector: AD PlantClient: Cranford ADLocation: Northamptonshire Background The Anaerobic Digestion facility was constructed to make use of locally grown maize as a feedstock to create green energy from a zero-carbon source. Cranford AD needed to convert biogas into electricity and heat. The electricity created revenue by off-setting power…
Client: Kingsland Wharves Location: East London Products & Services supplied: CHP maintenance contracts OverviewSet within a historical conservation area, Imtech Aqua Building’s Kingsland Wharves housing development consists of 207 dwellings, split 58 dwellings in two blocks and 149 in 7 blocks. Shenton Group won a contract to provide a combined heat and power…
Overview A global market leader in financial spread betting relocated its headquarters to London. Reliable continuous power supplies were, of course, a priority for a business operating within the financial sector. The organisation turned to Shenton Group which provided a synchronised pair of 1250kVA standby generators and further protection in the…
Last but not least… December’s colleague of the month has been chosen because she is always happy, chatty and super helpful. Well done Cloe for winning colleague of the month for the second time in 2019!Cloe has been with the CHP Department at Shenton Group for four years and spends…
After millions were left without electricity and many of our transport networks ground to a halt, three of the biggest energy firms are going to pay out over £10.5 million into a redress fund managed by the UK’s energy watchdog Ofgem.
Data centres are required to be up and running constantly, even when there is a loss of power, as they are so vital in allowing us access to key information across a wide sector of industries including IT and telecoms.
