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Tiny Tech Steam Engines for Biomass to power
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Dave Andrews has suggested me to appraise you about my activity of steam engines and steam power plants which, I think, will play very vital role in shaping the economy of many developing countries in future. Just to get the idea of my steam engines, you can watch the following URL on youtube.
For 2hp and 18hp- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54s4vg3IgYg
For 2hp, 8hp, 18hp- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxW3a3eZF
In fact, I am trying my level best to revive steam power technology and manufacturing steam engines from 2 hp to 20 hp and complete steam power plants up to 10 KVA. I am sure that steam power is going to come back very soon. But at present, I am not getting orders of many steam engines eventhough my rates are far cheaper. Hardly I can sell 5 to 7 steam power plants in a year. So my steam activity is not profitable. But I am working as mission and I am trying to develop it. Read More→
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A colleague has asked if I know of anyone who might be a suitable candidate for a job with a West Midlands based renewable energy company who want a project manager to help them develop several biomass power plants. The basic job description is as follows:
Renewable Energy Project Manager for a company in the West Midlands
A dynamic renewable energy company is looking to enlarge its talent pool, to help
meet its growing pipeline of renewable energy projects in biomass and EfW.
The Company is developing several biomass power plants and aims to provide
solutions to its customers.
There is a growing requirement for a senior level Project Manager to lead and manage renewable energy projects, with a focus on developing renewable power generation projects and renewable fuels projects.
Key Responsibilities:
· Complete projects from technical feasibility study and environmental
assessment, through detailed design, specification and installation costing,
capital equipment procurement, and planning
· Apply experience of power plant and condenser configuration, boilers,
combustion, site layout and performance modelling during the project
Salary potentially in the range £50-60K, depending on qualifications and experience.
If you are interested and think that you might meet the basic requirements, please forward your CV to me and I will send it on to my colleague
Regards
Roger Thorne
LAS Consulting Limited
E mail thornert the at symbol dialstart.net
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Subject to Contract:
A significant finders fee, which could be as much 10s of £thousands, (subject to contract, site suitability etc) when and if building is commenced, and with significant interim payments as various hurdles (planning, connection etc) are passed, is offered for information leading to the identification of sites suitable for power plants fuelled / driven by / utilising: Read More→
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Richard Hanson writes:
To answer your question, no – I’m afraid we don’t have a wood gasifier. But we do have several plants which are being used very successfully on wood gasifiers to provide gas cleaning between the gasifier and the compressor or engine, depending on the system configuration. The core technology is the V-texTM scrubber (http://www.ergapc.co.uk/vtex.htm) which has the ability to scrub tars and particulate from the gas stream without clogging, and at the same time, to cool the gas reducing its moisture content so it is conditioned for use in the engine. Read More→
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A member of the Claverton Group is interested in finding sites / locations with large capacity connections to the local power network or National Grid – typically these might be defunct industrial sites, or existing industrial sites with spare capacity in an industrial sort of location where planning permission for a biomass combustion plant might be more readily obtained.
These are for biomass plants capacity 1 MW - 10 MW.
If you are aware of any please get in touch using the claverton contact form.
Kind Regards,
Dave Andrews
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