We have put together the latest news highlighting some of the most talked about issues from an energy and power perspective.
Data Centres Are Turning to CHP to Cut Costs
Data centres use vast amounts of electricity to keep up with the computing power required for even a single data floor, before the infrastructure of the cooling system is even considered, which is why CHP is an attractive option.
13 Years of Service…
Last month we said goodbye to a valued member of the team. Marcus Dodworth, Key Account Manager, specialising in large scale and Biogas CHP projects left on a high after completing 13 years of service at Shenton Group!
National Grid Warns Electricity to Be in Short Supply in the Next Few Days
For the second time in recent weeks, National Grid has warned that the nation’s electricity will be in short supply over the next few days. We look into the reasons why, what is being done about it and an example of a business we support, who are prepared for any energy shortfall.
Colleague Of The Month September 2020
“I’m pretty lucky working for the Generator & CHP Department. I get a lot of variation in my job role from fault finding, engine rebuilds and service work, it’s never dull. It’s a good feeling leaving site with a happy client and a running engine be it a CHP or a standby generator.”
Importance of Regularly Load Bank Testing Diesel Generators
If you are reliant on a diesel generator as a source of backup power, it is essential to conduct regular load bank testing to make sure everything with the generator is in working order.
Can Businesses Rely on the National Grid to Deliver a Stable Electricity Supply?
As the UK continues to suffer from National Grid outages, we ask that in the event of an outage, is your business or organisation ready to spark into life?
Colleague of the Month August 2020
Shenton Group has continued throughout the pandemic, supporting the critical sectors with reliable power. We have a strong team ethic here at Shenton Group, and there is someone in particular that we would like to thank for their hard work and dedication.
World Cogeneration Day – Cogeneration Explained by the Experts…
Cogeneration can reduce carbon emissions as much as 30% in comparison to conventional generation. It is possible to achieve combined electrical, thermal energy efficiency in excess of 95%. Cogeneration will provide clients a fast return on capital investment.
World Cogeneration Day 2020
World Cogeneration Day, 4th of September 2020 celebrates the efforts of those in the Combined Heat and Power sector helping to deliver these outstanding solutions.