7 options for government funding in support of renewable CHP
The government sees an important role for renewable CHP in our future energy mix, so there is public funding to help you make the switch.
Delivering Energy Security for His Majesty’s Prison Service
A crisp and sunny Yorkshire morning, with plenty of blue skies served as the backdrop to Fleetsolve’s latest bioliquid engine delivery. On this occasion, it was as an end-of-life replacement.
Latest International OEM Partnership between Fleetsolve and RMB/ENERGIE GmgH supports UK response to energy security challenges
Announced today, an OEM Solutions Partnership Agreement between Fleetsolve, one of the UK’s fastest growing bioenergy and carbon reduction businesses, and RMB/ENERGIE (part of the Yanmar Corporation, Japan), world leaders in Micro Combined Heat and Power (CHP) cogeneration units, will offer a much-needed injection of market confidence as UK firms struggle to deal with rising energy and operational costs alongside net zero challenges.
Fleetsolve celebrates as Southwest College crowned RICS UK Project of the Year
A Fleetsolve-supported project in Northern Ireland has received a major industry award from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Fleetsolve confirms milestone OEM partnership with Siemens Energy to accelerate UK industrial decarbonisation & energy transition ambitions
Fleetsolve has confirmed its status as the sole Solution Partner to Siemens Energy in the UK. The OEM agreement enables Fleetsolve to supply, service and maintain Siemens Energy Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems and continuous duty engines as part of its portfolio of low carbon technologies.
How should organisations respond to the energy crisis?
The surge in energy prices is the number one news item across all media channels – whether serious comment on the news agenda and how price rises will adversely affect UK business or whether Christmas will be cancelled this year due to turkey shortages in the food manufacturing sector, the topic has certainly been front and centre!
Gas prices surged by more than 70% in August alone, and the shock could send energy companies and heavy industrial firms out of business. And it goes without saying that as electricity prices are directly affected by the gas price, they have risen sharply as a result too.
