The Air Quality and Emissions Show (November 21st & 22nd - 2018) is the 10th in the series of Air Quality & Emissions Events focusing on industrial air emissions and stack monitoring of (Part A) processes regulated by the Regulators of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, ambient air quality monitoring, the emissions to air of Part A2 and Part B processes controlled by local authorities and SEPA, MCERTS standards and all aspects of air quality monitoring, protection and treatment.
This week we have delivered the second and third in a series of Hybrid Power systems to a customer to use in maintenance applications. The units are charged up via an inbuilt diesel generator whilst in depot, the power is then stored in the lithium battery bank ready for use as needed when deployed for running maintenance tools and equipment.
Powering on-board appliances, tools, media and amenities is a vital part of the design for boat builders whose customers are looking to run increasing technology, work equipment and mobile comfort even when their generators or engines are not running. Whether it is a recreational or commercial vessel, efficient and effective power solutions are a key element for owners looking to increase their available power with reduced generator runtime and lower emissions.
SiteGrid is a specially designed power storeage and supply unit for the construction industry, helping companies meeting the upcoming emmission reduction deadlines.
London has announced that non-road machinery will need to meet new standards by 2020 and the European regulations is bringing in Stage 5 requirements for engines of all sizes by 2019/20. London Mayor Sadiq Khan said in October last year: “Non-transport sources contribute half of the deadly emissions in London so we need a hard-hitting plan of action to combat them similar to moves I am taking to reduce pollution from road vehicles."
If you have a requirement to meet the new levels take at look at how SiteGrid can help.