Venture Renewable Energy (VRE), have successfully secured approval to develop up to 5MWe Waste-to-Energy project in the sub-Sahara Africa region. This will be VRE’s first energy capital construction project in the region, with potential similar energy projects in the pipeline.
Following recent site survey and due diligence studies, VRE is in discussion with a state Government and technology providers for the development of bio-power projects in a country in the sub-Saharan African region.
VRE provided a review and assessment of the emission control plant processes such as FGD, Bag filters and potential efficiency upgrade on biomass conversion project for a UK coal-fired power station. This study is to allow for the provision of an engineering risk assessment and capital scheme appraisal for full boiler biomass conversion, and thus the station benefiting from full ROCs price to burn biomass.
As part of our contribution to the community and Corporate Social Responsibility, VRE regularly provides workshops and talks to local secondary school students on “Developing Nations Renewables”. The aim is to engage and enthuse students about the future of renewable energy, clean energy and sustainable development.
Feasibility Study to reduce SOx and dust emissions from a lignite-fired CHP plant in Kazakhstan – a project financed by EU and the World Bank.
VRE was asked to conduct an Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) feasibility study for a company with several building locations across the country. This is mandatory requirement for all eligible companies in UK comply and notify by 5 December 2015. As a qualified ESOS Lead Energy Assessor, this was an opportunity to put this competency into practice.
Following from the recent growth in the Anaerobic Digestion (AD) – biogas sector in the UK, VRE has been working with UK project developer for a piece of the action.
The work involves:
VRE participated in Global Round Tables to initiate low carbon projects in developing countries held at the Guildhall in London. The event was organised by the European Energy Centre (EEC) with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), taking place in major European financial centres such as Edinburgh, London, Paris, Frankfurt and Milan.
The event was aimed at project developers and private and public investors, with an interest in developing and/or investing in low carbon projects in developing countries.
We provide expertise on mitigation technological solutions to resolve emission challenges for the power and utility plant sectors. Our expertise covers fossil-fuel fired boilers such as Coal, Oil, Gas, Petroleum coke, Orimulsion and Biomass (residues or pellets).