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==Summary==
==Summary==
A [[Biomass EFW]] located at [[Markey Group]] premises in Hardwicke, Gloucestershire, which generates 2.1MW from c. 2,300 tonnes of [[Wood Waste]] from its commercial business<ref name="BIO">[https://www.bioenergy-news.com/news/markey-group-opens-1-1m-biomass-facility/ Bioenergy News]</ref>.
A [[Biomass EFW]] located at [[Markley Group]] premises in Hardwicke, Gloucestershire, which generates 2.1MW from c. 2,300 tonnes of [[Wood Waste]] from its commercial business<ref name="BIO">[https://www.bioenergy-news.com/news/markey-group-opens-1-1m-biomass-facility/ Bioenergy News]</ref>.


In 2012, Gloucester based Markey Group opened a £1.1m biomass facility which runs on waste wood generated by the subsidiary of Markey Group, [[Premiere Kitchens]]<ref name="BIO" />. Each year Premiere Kitchens creates approximately 2,350 tonnes of waste wood in the form of extracted chipboard dust and residual off-cuts, which is used in the plant to generate all of the heating and hot water required for the company's site at Hardwicke<ref name="BIO" />.
In 2012, Gloucester based Markley Group opened a £1.1m biomass facility which runs on waste wood generated by the subsidiary of Markley Group, [[Premiere Kitchens]]<ref name="BIO" />. Each year Premiere Kitchens creates approximately 2,350 tonnes of waste wood in the form of extracted chipboard dust and residual off-cuts, which is used in the plant to generate all of the heating and hot water required for the company's site at Hardwicke<ref name="BIO" />.


Following the installation of the biomass facility, Markey Group were able to remove its mains gas supply and as a result the company reduces its carbon emissions by more than c.1,200 tonnes per year<ref name="BIO" />.
Following the installation of the biomass facility, Markley Group were able to remove its mains gas supply and as a result the company reduces its carbon emissions by more than c.1,200 tonnes per year<ref name="BIO" />.


==Plant==
==Plant==

Revision as of 12:55, 28 April 2020


Markley Group Biomass
Operational
Site Location
Site Location

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Operator Markley Group (Premiere Kitchens)
Capacity 2.1 MWe
Feedstock Waste Wood
EPR (Waste Licence)
ROC No
CfD
CHP Unkwn

Operators Annual Report


Input Data

Year Wood Litter RDF Other Total


Output Data

Year IBA IBA %ge of Tot IN APC APC %ge of Tot IN

Premiere Kitchens Biomass Facility
Premiere Kitchens Biomass Facility


Summary

A Biomass EFW located at Markley Group premises in Hardwicke, Gloucestershire, which generates 2.1MW from c. 2,300 tonnes of Wood Waste from its commercial business[1].

In 2012, Gloucester based Markley Group opened a £1.1m biomass facility which runs on waste wood generated by the subsidiary of Markley Group, Premiere Kitchens[1]. Each year Premiere Kitchens creates approximately 2,350 tonnes of waste wood in the form of extracted chipboard dust and residual off-cuts, which is used in the plant to generate all of the heating and hot water required for the company's site at Hardwicke[1].

Following the installation of the biomass facility, Markley Group were able to remove its mains gas supply and as a result the company reduces its carbon emissions by more than c.1,200 tonnes per year[1].

Plant

The plant was commissioned by UK-based Indusvent Limited who were instructed to design, supply and install a complete turnkey project which included a dust extraction and filtration system for production machinery, a sealed chipboard dust and chips transportation system, a 300m3 storage silo with hydraulic moving floor discharge, shredding of off-cuts and burning of the collected material to provide hot water and heating for both the office and factory heating[2]. The system features a 2.1 MW hot water boiler manufactured by Danish based Justsen Energiteknik A/S[1]. The burning of the Wood Waste in the boiler is controlled automatically to maximise efficiency with results monitored both on site and at the manufacturers premises in Denmark[1].

Tonnage Input/Fuel

The tonnage received by the plant is a mixture of Wood Waste off-cuts from its kitchen construction business and is essentially 'internal' material that is neither reported in the most recent Annual Sustainability Report for 2018-19[3] by Ofgem or the EA data for the calendar year (i.e. January 2018 to December 2018).

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