British Sky Broadcasting Ltd (BSkyB) is a public satellite broadcasting company operating in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It is the largest pay-TV broadcaster in the United Kingdom with over 10 million subscribers. BSkyB is developing a 1 MW CCHP plant as an integral part of its carbon cutting emissions plans for its new studio, editing and transmission and data facility.
BAA Airports Limited, which operates six airports in the UK, including London Heathrow, is installing Turboden’s second ORC plant in the UK. London Heathrow is one of the busiest airports in the world, serving some 180 destinations in more than 90 countries. Turboden’s biomass-fuelled CCHP ORC unit at London Heathrow will use clean wood waste to produce 1.8 MW of electricity and 8MW of thermal heat and cooling to Terminals T2a and T2b, and heat only to Terminal T5. Construction of the Heathrow plant is almost complete and start-up is expected by summer.
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Coverage:
- Turboden Expands into UK Market with 2 Organic Rankine Cycle Biomass Power Plants (Utility Products)
- Turboden Develops Organic Rankine Cycle Biomass Power Plants in UK (AZ CleanTech)
- Heathrow and Kings Cross to start engines on CHP systems (Business Green)
- BSkyB and Heathrow select Turboden for CCHP plants (The Engineer)
- Energia, nuovo modulo ORC di Turboden a Heathrow (9 colonne)
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