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Solar, wind, hydrogen and biomass — equipment supply from vetted manufacturers, and turnkey installation from site assessment to commissioning.
Most renewable projects fail on the seams: the supplier who will not stand behind the installer, the installer who inherits equipment chosen on price alone. This division covers both ends. We specify and procure the plant, and we build it — or we supply into your own EPC contractor and stop there, if that is the shape you need.
Project developers, industrial buyers and estate owners use the division for generation they intend to run for twenty years, so selection is made on duty, service life and parts availability rather than on the lowest delivered price.
Photovoltaic generation for rooftop, ground-mount and hybrid sites, supplied as equipment or installed complete.
Turbines and balance-of-plant for sites with a measured wind resource, from single machines to small farms.
Electrolyser-based production and the handling equipment around it, for industrial and mobility offtake.
Thermal and power plant running on agricultural residues, wood waste and process by-products.
We supply modules and inverters, wind turbines and balance-of-plant, electrolysers and compression equipment, and biomass boilers and feed systems. Manufacturers are vetted on certification, factory capability, warranty terms that are actually enforceable, and the availability of spares in the region where the plant will sit.
Where a client is running their own installation, the supply stops at delivered equipment with the documentation their contractor needs: datasheets, test certificates, wiring and foundation drawings, and commissioning instructions in English.
A turnkey scope begins with assessment — resource data, load profile, grid position, ground conditions and access — and ends with a commissioned installation and a set of records that let somebody else operate it. In between sit system design, procurement, civil and structural works, mechanical erection, and electrical installation and connection.
Work on site is programmed against a dated schedule with named responsibilities, because the cost of a renewable project is dominated by time. Performance is verified against the design figures at handover, and the operator is briefed on the plant, not handed a folder.
Site survey, resource measurement, load profile and grid position, against the output the plant is expected to deliver.
System design and equipment selection, then procurement from manufacturers vetted for the duty and the site conditions.
Civil works, mechanical erection and electrical installation, managed on site to the agreed programme.
Testing, performance verification, documentation and operator briefing before the plant is signed over.
One counterparty, three desks — cargo, plant and tonnage handled by people who talk to each other daily.
Enquiries run from a single equipment package through to a fully installed and commissioned plant, and the same desk answers both.
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