Our owners, Ara Partners, invest in businesses that deliver decarbonisation of the building blocks of the global economy. So, we partner with companies setting out on that journey to a lower carbon footprint, helping to achieve genuine, effective, and sustainable change.
At our own Saltend Chemicals Park we host manufacturing business critical to our every day lives while revolutionary companies are building rare earth processing plants for electric vehicles and wind turbines, as well as hydrogen production facilities on site.
We are an international company operating and maintaining plants up and down the UK and in Europe: the St Fergus Gas Terminal in Scotland, the home of Project Acorn, is central to UK carbon capture and storage plans; the ReNew ELP facility in Teesside is the world’s first commercial scale plastic recycling plant; and GIDARA Energy’s revolutionary advanced biofuels facility in Amsterdam.
px Group believes the fundamental starting point to energy transition must be the efficient use of energy, and this has been at the heart of our operations for more than 25 years. Simple energy efficiency can make a huge impact on Net Zero goals. Without efficiency the transition process is weakened, wasteful and expensive.
To meet the climate challenges we need to reduce the impact of fossil fuels and in time reduce and replace these with low and zero carbon sources of energy, as well as using mitigation measures such as carbon capture and storage.
Entering the renewable power sector has come naturally to us. px Group and our people have been involved in energy transitions before – the last energy transition was the switch over from coal gas. So, take a look at all the low-carbon and renewable projects we’re involved in.
The future is low carbon. It is what the planet demands, it is what our clients demand, and it is what our people demand.
px Group operates:
px Group also provides technical, engineering and project management services in this sector. We are the owner’s engineer and technical representative for MGT Power who are constructing the world’s largest biomass power station at Teesside.
Our current CHP operating experience includes:
At Saltend Chemicals Park we distribute CHP as well as waste heat recovered from manufacturing processes and steam generated from waste. In time, this will switch from natural gas to hydrogen, further reducing the carbon footprint.
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