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Hayward Tyler receives further orders from China

Hayward Tyler Group Ltd has received further orders for 16 Glandless Wet Stator Boiler Circulation Pumps (BCP) from the Shanghai Boiler Works Ltd (SBWL). This raises the number of pumps ordered from Hayward Tyler by SBWL to 28 in the last six months, strengthening their position as the leading supplier of BCP’s in China and worldwide. These pumps are intended for both domestic & overseas ...

Nov. 19, 2007

By Hayward Tyler Ltd

Power Plants Will Spend $3 Billion for Pumps this Year

Operators of fossil and nuclear power plants will spend over $3 billion in 2014 for pumps to move water, slurries and condensate. East Asia will be the leading purchaser. This is the conclusion in Pumps World Market published by the McIlvaine Company. (www.mcilvainecompany.com) The market in Western Europe is primarily a substitution of other forms of power for coal-fired power plants. For ...

Jun. 18, 2014

By The McIlvaine Company

Gas Turbine Owners Will Spend $300 Million for Pumps at New Gas Turbine Combined Cycle Power Plants

Pumps are critical to the steam cycle in gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) plants. In 2017 more than $300 million will be spent on pumps for new GTCC generators. NAFTA will lead the way with 35 percent of the purchases. These forecasts were reached through McIlvaine research for N019 Pumps World Market and 59EI Gas Turbine and Combined Cycle Supplier Program. Boiler feedwater pumps for GTCC ...

Jul. 20, 2016

By The McIlvaine Company

Euroheat & Power welcomes Austroflex

Founded in 1985, Carinthia-based company Austroflex has been active for 35 years in technical insulation and the development and production of systems and solutions for the insulation of heating & cooling pipes – made in Austria. We are pleased to welcome them as a new member of Euroheat & Power. Today, they are recognised within the industry as an expert supplier of flexible ...

Jan. 8, 2020

By Euroheat & Power

Chinese will buy power plant pumps to move 34 million gallons per minute this year

This year China will buy pumps for its power plants which will move more than 34 million gallons per minute of water, fuel oil, and various slurries. The biggest application will be cooling water at coal-fired power plants. Boiler feedwater pump purchases will be small in terms of flow but substantial in price due to the high pressures needed. Forecasts by specific pump application have just been ...

Sep. 2, 2009

By The McIlvaine Company

100,000 more pumps will be operated by coal-fired power plants by 2015

Coal-fired power plants throughout the world presently operate 300,000 pumps. This number will increase to over 400,000 by 2015. These pumps will be moving over 1.2 billion gallons/minute. Annual revenues for new pumps will increase from $542 million this year to $776 million in 2015. These are the conclusions reached in the newest expansion of Pumps: World Markets an online publication of the ...

Dec. 4, 2009

By The McIlvaine Company

Smog concentration will be reduced by biomass heating

In the current smog situation in virtually all Czech and Moravian regions, CZ Biom considers it necessary to draw attention to the unused possibilities of reducing emissions and improving air quality. One of the most affordable and practical responses is to use gentle forms of biomass heating. Not only at the time of inversion, higher use of renewable resources can reduce the concentration of ...

Nov. 16, 2011

By CZ Biom - Czech Biomass Association

Care Homes Care about their Heating Systems with HydroFlow

Those of you who live in a hard water area, you know how limescale can cause problems in your home with showers, appliances and heating systems. Imagine the problems in a care home with 90 residents. Limescale build-up causes loss of pressure and functionality. In severe case limescale can cause breakdown of boilers, water heaters, laundry and kitchen equipment. Back in 2012, the ...

Nov. 19, 2020

By Hydropath Technology Ltd.

‘Calculator’ shows how renewable heating adds up

By tapping a few details about their property into the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) calculator, people can see instantly how much money they may be paid through the scheme, according to what type of renewable heating system they install. Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Climate Change, Amber Rudd MP said: “Renewable technology is helping thousands of people keep their homes ...

Jul. 30, 2014

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

World`s first Renewable Heat Incentive launched to reduce emissions (Press Notice)

£860m government scheme expected to increase green capital investment by £4.5 billion up to 2020, stimulating a new market in renewable heat; Incentive to increase number of industrial, commercial and public sector installations by seven times to 2020 A full system of RHI payments will be available to households from October 2012; In the interim, more than a quarter of the first ...

Mar. 10, 2011

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

Domestic RHI roadshows

The domestic RHI scheme is for home-owners and private and social landlords who want to install renewable heating systems in their homes in England, Wales and Scotland. It will provide long term financial support for property owners who install renewable heating systems and is due to be launched in the spring. It will mark a milestone in energy efficiency as it will be the first time every ...

Mar. 25, 2014

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

DECC publish Government’s Heat Strategy

Managing energy usage in businesses is becoming more important as the Government sets out the next steps to ensure that affordable, secure, low carbon heating plays a valuable role in the nation’s energy mix. The scale of the challenge is huge, with over 80 per cent of heating used in UK homes, businesses and industry produced by burning fossil fuels, and over a third of the UK’s ...

Apr. 16, 2013

By Drumbeat Energy Limited

Another £5m for social landlords to install renewable heat

57 social landlords across Great Britain have been awarded a share of £5 million to get more renewable heating into the homes of tenants, Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker has announced today. The 57 winners will use the cash to install a range of renewable heating kit in social homes. The landlords have been awarded the funding from a second round of this year’s ...

Oct. 24, 2013

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

Residential heating and air-conditioning equipment market strives for energy efficiency, finds Frost & Sullivan

Consumers" demand to go green, along with higher energy efficiency, compels manufacturers to increase R&D spending for North American heating and air conditioning equipment. Not only will this help withstand competition for this market, it will also withstand volatile fuel prices that play a part in the demand for energy-efficient systems. New analysis from Frost & Sullivan ...

Jun. 17, 2010

By Frost & Sullivan

£16million for carbon cutting entrepreneurs

Low carbon innovation is today being given a big injection of cash with the launch of a £16million fund for entrepreneurs to develop new ideas. The first phase of the Entrepreneurs Fund, part of a £35million fund announced earlier this year, is now open to applications. There is up to £10million available to support energy efficiency technologies such as building control ...

Aug. 22, 2012

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

Brown announces start of boiler scrappage scheme

More old boilers will be available for scrap as Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband announce the start of the boiler scrappage scheme today (5 January). The national scheme aims upgrade household heating systems to cut carbon, save money on fuel bills and sustain work for the heating industry. Up to 125,000 households in England with working ...

Jan. 5, 2010

By MRW - Materials Recycling World - EMAP Publishing Limited Company

Next steps on Renewable Heat

Progress on support for renewable heat hots up today with the publication of three consultations on the Coalition’s Renewable Heat Incentive scheme (RHI). The RHI, the first of its kind in the world, was launched for the non domestic sector in November last year, with a scheme for householders intended to open in Summer 2013. Renewable Heat Incentive for householders Proposals on long ...

Sep. 20, 2012

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

Use of Variable Speed Drive in Fans, Pumps and Air Compressor

Variable Speed Drives have become the prominent motor tools when it comes to optimise the speed of HVAC equipment. Variable speed drives are ideal and effective to control the connected load speed, ramping up and down the motor speeds, thereby limiting the energy usage and improving the performance and durability of the equipment. Owing to this benefit, there are several ...

Jan. 23, 2019

By Shenzhen Veikong Electric Co.,Ltd

The Renewable Heat Incentive has Launched!

The domestic Renewable Heat Incentive has launched today, Wednesday 9th April 2014. Greg Barker MP had previously confirmed the launch of the RHI on Twitter on Tuesday evening, and the launch is in line with DECC announcements of a launch before Easter. The Renewable Heat Incentive will reward homeowners, private landlords and self builders who heat their properties using a Renewable Heat Sources ...

Apr. 9, 2014

By Easy RSS

Press release: Government sets out plans to cut emissions from heat

Press Release 2013/032 One year on from the launch of the UK’s first ever heat strategy, the Government has today set out the next steps to ensure affordable, secure, low carbon heating plays an important role in the nation’s energy mix, now and in the years to come. The scale of the challenge is huge, with over 80 per cent of heating used in UK homes, businesses and industry produced by ...

Mar. 26, 2013

By Department of Energy and Climate Change

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