CHP systems for new housing development
Shentongroup’s ability to support Willmott Dixon Homes in meeting Level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes at Brenley Park, a new development of contemporary apartments in Mitcham Surrey, has resulted in the company winning an order to supply two Tedom Micro T30 CHP systems.
A specialist supplier of power generation and energy support systems and sole UK provider of the highly acclaimed Tedom CHP units, shentongroup beat off stiff competition from three other companies to win the prestigious order.
The two Tedom CHP systems will supply heat and electricity to a total of 169 dwellings, located in 8 blocks. They will serve a district-heating scheme, taking heating water around the whole site including the more remote blocks of flats. As the heat demand varies, the CHP units are able to modulate their output to suit the varying requirements. This maximizes savings by enabling the units to stay ‘on duty’ for more hours each year.
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