Lurgi Engineering Allington Waste to Energy
The £150m Allington Waste to Energy facility will recycle separated materials and recover energy from non-hazardous waste. The energy from waste facility will take up to 500,000 tonnes a year of mixed waste, and a further 65,000 tonnes of separated materials suitable for recycling. The energy from waste facility will be capable of generating up to 40MW per hour of power, the majority of which will go into the local electricity supply network and will help to displace the need to burn fossil fuels. Remaining energy will be used to power the facility
In addition sub-contractors can view their own personnel’s data through a secure Log On connection.
More than 2100 people have been inducted onto the system at the peak of construction.
With 700,000 swipes collected to date.
DataScope designed and installed a remote data Time & Attendance System. Units are positioned at site entrances, all personnel are instructed to swipe on and off at the start and finish of each shift.
Alstom Energy built the Shotton Paper CHP. The turnkey project was to design and build a 215 MW CHP plant at Shotton Paper Company’s mill at Deeside, North Wales. The contract is worth £100m. Alstom supplied the complete plant including two 75 MW gas turbines and one high speed steam turbine.
DataScope designed and installed a remote data Time & Attendance System. 6 DataUnits were positioned at the main site entrance, all personnel are instructed to swipe on and off at the start and finish of each shift.
More than 800 people have been employed on site at the peak of construction.
With 800,000 swipes collected over the contract period.