Combustion, Energy & Steam Specialists Ltd
Combustion, Energy & Steam Specialists Ltd is a company that operates within the energy sector, specializing in combustion technology, energy solutions, and steam systems. The company offers a range of products and services tailored to meet the needs of various industries, such as manufacturing, power generation, and chemical processing.
Key Areas of Expertise:
Combustion Technology:
- Design, installation, and maintenance of combustion systems.
- Optimization of fuel efficiency and emissions reduction.
- Supply of burners, boilers, and associated control systems.
Energy Solutions:
- Comprehensive energy audits to identify inefficiencies.
- Implementation of energy-saving measures.
- Renewable energy solutions, including biomass and waste-to-energy projects.
Steam Systems:
- Design and installation of steam generation and distribution systems.
- Upgrades and retrofitting of existing steam plants.
- Routine maintenance and emergency repair services.
Services Offered:
Consulting and Engineering:
- Expert consultation services to help businesses optimize their energy usage.
- Custom engineering solutions tailored to specific client needs.
Project Management:
- End-to-end project management from conceptual design to commissioning.
- Coordination with contractors and suppliers to ensure timely project completion.
Maintenance and Support:
- Regular maintenance contracts to ensure system reliability and efficiency.
- 24/7 emergency support services to minimize downtime.
Additional Attributes:
Innovation:
- Commitment to innovation in energy technologies.
- Continuous research and development to improve product offerings and services.
Sustainability:
- Focus on sustainable energy practices.
- Solutions designed to minimize environmental impact while maximizing efficiency.
Safety:
- Adherence to stringent safety standards and regulations.
- Comprehensive safety training programs for staff and clients.
Market Presence:
Combustion, Energy & Steam Specialists Ltd serves a wide range of industries, from small-scale operations to large industrial complexes. Their clientele includes companies looking to optimize energy consumption, upgrade outdated systems, and implement sustainable energy solutions.
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- +44-1856 851177
- www.cess.co.uk
- +44-1856 851199
Products
Diesels, gas/steam turbines, generators
Stromness United Kingdom
Energy House, 77-79 John Street
Stromness Orkney KW163AD
United Kingdom
Stromness Orkney KW163AD
United Kingdom
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