Stallingborough, an industrial facility with two tall chimneys standing side by side, likely part of a power plant or manufacturing site. The building has a boxy, utilitarian design and is surrounded by an open yard with scattered containers and equipment. The sky is partly cloudy, casting a mix of shadows and sunlight over the scene.

Stallingborough

In 2011, we were appointed to manage the Operations and Maintenance (O&M) teams at the Stallingborough CHP plant near Grimsby. This long term contract secured the future of the employees at the power plant, and the successful transfer from the incumbent O&M provider to px Group ensured that existing skills and knowledge were retained.

Since taking over responsibility, we’ve undertaken a series of outages designed to maintain and improve plant availability and reliability, along with several plant studies and projects to identify issues and improve asset integrity, including:

  • Development of a thermal heat rate model to enhance plant efficiency
  • Provision of electricity supply and offtake trading arrangements
  • Reviewing DCS upgrade options
  • Improvement in the sensitivity and accuracy of metering
  • Solutions for IED compliance.

FACTFILE

  • The 15.3MW Stallingborough CHP plant comprises two Siemens SGT200 gas turbine generators which exhaust into two supplementary fired heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs)
  • The steam from the HRSGs is routed through a 2.3MW Back Pressure Steam Turbine (BPST) and/or a pressure reducing station to the adjacent Titanium Dioxide manufacturing facility in Immingham
  • Residual power is traded by our Energy24 trading team.
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