Renewable Electrical Projects

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Reference Table

Ref No	Description	End Client
1	Riverside AD Facility 1.5MWe, 3MW Gas to Grid	Grissan Renewable Energy
2	Biomass Plant 50MWe	Iggesund Workington
3	Biomass Plant 20MWe	Dalkia Chilton
4	Biomass Plant 3.1MWe	Heineken Tadcaster
5	Biomass Plant 3.1MWe	Heineken Manchester
6	Energy from waste 7.1MWe	United Utilities Widnes
7	MRF Plant	Casepak Leicester
8	Gasification Plant 20MWe	Chinook Sciences / EMR Oldbury
9	AD Plant 4.5MWe	Severn Trent Wanlip
10	Gas to Grid Project	Severn Trent Minworth
11	AD Plant Phase 1 - 1.3MWe, Phase 2 - 3.3MWe	AC Shropshire
12	AD Plant	Hemswell Cliff Biogas
13	MRF Plant	Sita Avonmouth
14	AD Plant	CH4e Devon
15	MRF Plant	Biffa Waste Horsham
16	MRF Plant	Biffa Aldridge
17	MRF Plant	Wards Recycling Teeside
18	EFW Plant	Sita Isle of Man

Other Renewable Electrical Projects are ongoing in Aberdeen and Surrey 03/03/17

Since 2008 ICE has continued to work in the renewables sector, this has been fairly widespread geographically speaking across the UK.

The renewable electrical projects have been very diverse in terms of size ranging from 3MW to 50MW with a split between Electrical Energy and heat energy.

This has included BIOMASS PLANTS, a BIO-ETHANOL pilot plant, GASIFICATION PLANTS, and

ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PLANTS- Anaerobic digestion (AD) is a safe biological process where organic materials are broken down by micro-organisms in the absence of oxygen, to produce renewable energy via CHP (Combined heat and power) engines thus enabling heat to be re-used by the process (or other processes) and production of Electricity. Often a by- product is a nutrient-rich biofertilizer. We have been involved with a number of these projects that have used a number of different feed stocks including food waste and spent grains from the distillery process.

We have also worked on GAS TO GRID projects where the Bio-gas is upgraded to biomethane for injection into the grid.

MRF/RDF

ICE has also been very successful with MATERIALS RECYCLING FACILITIES or Materials recovery facilities- known as MURF plants along with Refuse Derived Fuel Systems.

Here waste that for too long was taken to landfill is sorted. With the household waste now being divided into groups such as

GLASS

PLASTICS

PAPER

METALS

The emphasis is very much on recycling and reducing landfill

Each of the processes is different from another and across our teams we have developed more intimate knowledge of these processes- this is knowledge that we are happy and able to impart to our customers.