The state-of-the-art facility produces bio-fertiliser from food chain waste and biogas alongside renewable electricity for exportation to the local distribution network. The project involved the erection of buildings, tanks, landscaping, and upgrading of existing farm access.
The site produces 2.2MW of renewable electricity, along with bio-fertiliser that will be used on nearby farmland. We provided multi-disciplinary engineering design services for this landmark project, which provides a sustainable food waste solution for homes and businesses across Hertfordshire and the surrounding areas.
Key figures for the site production from food waste include;
Electricity – 2MWe
Heat – 2MWth
Fertiliser 30,000 tonnes PA
After a successful MIPIM collaboration, Rolton are pleased to continue their support for the Newcastle Gateshead Initiative and are extending this partnership by joining the North East England Pavilion at UKREiiF as an Ambassador Partner.
Our scholarship partnership with Northumbria University is an excellent opportunity for the next generation of engineers to benefit through funding, mentorship and work experience. It’s an honour to give back, to inspire and change lives.
Our paper begins with a fundamental truth – that if we are to have the energy we need to ‘power the 2035 industrial and data-driven revolution’, we need to focus on delivering sustainable energy and infrastructure for the UK.