We have been operating a 7 MW landfill gas power station for 25 years at our site at Canford Resource Park, Dorset. The power station converts methane gas from the nearby closed landfill into electricity using spark ignition gas engines that achieve 90%+ levels of availability. The power station supplies renewable energy to all on-site users via a private wire electricity network. All surplus energy is exported to the local distribution network. At its peak the power station contributed to around 80% of Dorset’s renewable power.
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Working in partnership with the Green Halo Partnership to provide green energy solutions in the south of England.
Solar farms are designed to generate electricity locally and feed into the local electricity grid using a free source of energy (the Sun) to generate electricity on bright cloudy days as well as in direct sunlight.
Turning the wind’s energy into electricity requires the use of wind turbines placed in windy areas of open land or in shallow water surrounding the coast of the UK. Wind turbines are huge structures, typically around 150 metres tall, topped with two or three rotating blades.
Storage batteries offer a viable solution for storing intermittent energy supplies associated with renewable energy. Cost is lowering as production increases, and the combination of renewable energy sources and battery storage appears to be the best option going forward for reducing environmentally unsustainable energy production.
Green hydrogen can be converted into 100% emission-free electricity or can be added to natural gas and burnt in thermal power or district heating plants. It can be used to replace the industrial hydrogen that gets made every year from natural gas.
Biomass is an attractive fossil-fuel alternative because it is a renewable resource that is more evenly distributed over the Earth’s surface than finite fossil-fuel energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas, and may be developed using more environmentally friendly technologies.
Carbon capture is the process of trapping the carbon dioxide at its emission source, transporting it to a storage location (usually deep underground) and isolating it. Carbon offsetting is the reduction of emissions of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to compensate for emissions made elsewhere
Planting can be short, medium, or long-term options that can generate new income for landowners through grants, stewardship schemes and carbon finance.
Each of the renewable services offered by CRE are complementary to each other, providing 24-hour energy generation as well as energy storage.
Dorset UK- Canford Renewable Energy is proud to announce that its Dorset Green Hydrogen project is now fully operational, marking a significant milestone in the UK’s transition to sustainable energy. This project represents the first commercially operational green hydrogen production facility in the South West of England. The facility produces green hydrogen from renewable electricity […]
Read MoreCanford Renewable Energy’s Hydrogen production facility located in Poole Dorset is fully operational filling MCP’s and MEGC trailers UK produced Green Hydrogen. The facility consists of a1MW Alkaline Electrolyser, 300 Bar gas compression system and co-located 6.8MW Solar PV farm. The plant can produce 388kg/day 100% green hydrogen and compress into your MCP’s and MEGC […]
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