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28/10/2022
Work Starts On UK-First Carbon Capture Power Generation Project
Contracting firm Smith Brothers has commenced work on a UK-first carbon capture power generation project.
The £28 million carbon capture and power generation plant – a joint venture between Landmark Power Holdings and Victory Hill Capital Advisors LLC – represents a commitment to power generation projects in the UK, with the first located in Rhodesia, Nottinghamshire.
The Rhodesia plant is the first to be developed under Landmark Power Holdings’ FlexPower Plus concept for flexible power generation with natural gas-powered engines and waste heat recovery, for increased energy efficiency and carbon capture technology.
"There are over 40,000 people in Worksop, and once operational, this site will have the capacity to provide power for approximately 25% of those living in the area," explained Mick Avison, founder and managing director of Landmark Power Holdings.
"Household energy will be created using natural gas, while the plant will capture and turn waste into food-grade carbon dioxide, sold through a food-grade CO2 offtake agreement with BUSE Gas Solutions – one of the global leading suppliers in the industrial and speciality gas markets."
The project is expected to go into commercial operation in Q2 2023 and will produce highly efficient flexible power, which will help secure the supply within the UK electricity grid and contribute to the growth in renewable generation capacity.
Capable of powering 9% of the properties in Bassetlaw, chairman of Bassetlaw District Council, Madelaine Richardson said: "Having the first decarbonisation power plant is a great asset for us. Partnerships and investments such as these are important for sustainable outcomes, plus making the most of the waste products is of particular interest to me, as I continue to explore how we better tackle the challenges of all forms of waste, in our area."
The £28 million carbon capture and power generation plant – a joint venture between Landmark Power Holdings and Victory Hill Capital Advisors LLC – represents a commitment to power generation projects in the UK, with the first located in Rhodesia, Nottinghamshire.
The Rhodesia plant is the first to be developed under Landmark Power Holdings’ FlexPower Plus concept for flexible power generation with natural gas-powered engines and waste heat recovery, for increased energy efficiency and carbon capture technology.
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"There are over 40,000 people in Worksop, and once operational, this site will have the capacity to provide power for approximately 25% of those living in the area," explained Mick Avison, founder and managing director of Landmark Power Holdings.
"Household energy will be created using natural gas, while the plant will capture and turn waste into food-grade carbon dioxide, sold through a food-grade CO2 offtake agreement with BUSE Gas Solutions – one of the global leading suppliers in the industrial and speciality gas markets."
The project is expected to go into commercial operation in Q2 2023 and will produce highly efficient flexible power, which will help secure the supply within the UK electricity grid and contribute to the growth in renewable generation capacity.
Capable of powering 9% of the properties in Bassetlaw, chairman of Bassetlaw District Council, Madelaine Richardson said: "Having the first decarbonisation power plant is a great asset for us. Partnerships and investments such as these are important for sustainable outcomes, plus making the most of the waste products is of particular interest to me, as I continue to explore how we better tackle the challenges of all forms of waste, in our area."
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