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October 31st 2008
OFGEM licence consent to National Grid means go-ahead for Blue-NG »
The UK energy regulator OFGEM has given National Grid consent under its gas transporter licence, which will allow renewable energy company Blue-NG to develop new Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plants at eight of its gas network sites....
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 June 6th 2008
Go ahead for renewable energy generator in London »
Planners have given the green light for a green energy generator in East London. The renewable energy company Blue-NG will use a new form of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant fuelled by sustainably grown energy crops....
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Blue-NG’s Commitment to Biomass Sustainability »
We believe that there is a place for sustainable biomass in energy production if
carefully sourced and if used for CHP rather transport. CHP is the most efficient use of biomass in terms of CO2 reductions....
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| About Blue-NG |
In 2004, a team of environmentally-conscious entrepreneurs formed 2OC Limited, a clean energy company, to fight climate change by exploiting the sustainable energy potential of gas pressure reduction stations (PRSs). In September 2007, 2OC Limited and National Grid plc, the UK's largest energy transporter and the owner and operator of most of the UK’s PRSs, formed Blue-NG Limited...
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| About Climate Change |
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Climate change is the greatest environmental challenge facing the world today. Rising global temperatures will bring changes in weather patterns, rising sea levels and increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather...
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| Purpose & Vision |
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Blue-NG’s team share a simple goal of becoming the best in the world at optimising and configuring technology to harness the sustainable energy available at gas pressure reduction stations (PRSs)...
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| About CHiP |
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The CHiP plant is a Combined
Heat and intelligent Power electricity generating plant.
It will be sited at a National Grid Gas plc gas pressure reduction station (“PRS”), which has a heat requirement as part of its normal process operation; this heating requirement will be met by heat recovered from the power generation cycle.
The process heat is required to counter the Joule-Thomson effect and to ensure that the bulk temperature of the gas remains within the range specified operationally by National Grid Gas plc.
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