PRODUCT NEWS
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Shenton go green with Powertherm |
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The Shenton Group has reduced its carbon footprint, by installing the innovative and cost effective CHP system, powertherm™, at its headquarters in Andover in Hampshire.
The company’s large workshop is being heated utilising the system by hot water being pumped around the building to unit heaters in the 16,000sqft area.
It has been calculated that powertherm will provide the Shenton Group with energy savings of around 80 per cent.
Claimed to be unique to the European market, powertherm’s engine technology gives 85.5 per cent package efficiency with thermal recovery, enabling the units to provide an outstanding energy output compared to fuel consumption as well as shrink a company’s carbon footprint.
Utilising a low emission natural gas engine, powertherm offers a pre-engineered package design, which reduces up-front engineering, site design and installation costs.
Powertherm is also said to eliminate the possibility of brown or black outs as well as improving the quality of power delivered to businesses. The system’s synchronising controllers also enables powertherm to run in sync with a standby generator.
With the flexibility to support both inside and outside applications, powertherm’s CHP technology recovers waste heat to provide heating, hot water or even air conditioning.
This reduces overall energy consumption and thereby enables commercial and industrial customers to offset gas and electricity consumption.
Additionally, the system’s very low exhaust emissions ensure that powertherm meets total compliance with existing and any known future UK regulations.
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BY Megan Whitby | 12 Apr 2024 |
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The company was launched in 2012 by CEO Patrick Saussay and Christopher Ryan.
We focus as much on profitability as we do on customer experience, in the definition of global wellness services. Daily wellness is a trend we support. We define personalised services, integrating health prevention and all experiences that enhance the sustainability of one’s wellbeing. |
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