Not all continuous power companies can claim to have 30 service locations spanning the entire United Kingdom.
September Colleague of the Month
Quite literally the energy behind the shentongroup brand lies with the sum of its parts.
shentongroup: Generating Charity and Continuous Support
shentongroup is absolutely committed to supporting good causes throughout the year.
Low NOx CHP Engines Explained
Combined Heat & Power (CHP) is a favourite with design engineers when it comes to specifying a low carbon energy source on a new build project to help comply with building regulations.
Tedom T80 CHP System Provides Student Accommodation With Cheaper Greener Energy
The advantages of Combined Heat & Power amplify when it is utilised by organisations requiring, not only lower-priced and greener electricity, but also with a demand for large volumes of hot water.
Shenton Global Review RAM Tracking’s GPS Vehicle Trackers
With engineers and depots throughout the length and breadth of the country, knowing exactly where our team members are located ensures that we deliver our project efficiently, safely and on time.
Keeping an Eye on Your Continuous Power 24-7
Imagine the peace-of-mind that comes with knowing your Standby Generators and CHP systems are being continuously monitored by expert engineers 24 hours-per-day.
Standby Power, DSR and How Offices Waste Thousands in Electricity
shentongroup provides continuous power solutions and support for scores of properties and facilities management professionals across the length and breadth of the UK.
Hospitals Could Halve Energy Bills with CHP
A great deal of attention has fallen upon the NHS lately, with the government pledging more funds as the institution turns 70. As is the case with most septuagenarians, and like most medical organisations, the NHS is under pressure to reduce its energy costs (1).
Cogeneration Providing Electricity and Hot Water at Your Leisure
Whilst we’ve enjoyed one of our warmest summers since records began, the UK has undoubtedly experienced one of its busiest years for domestic tourism, with leisure sectors reporting higher than expected numbers.
