Installed by Renewables First, this cross flow turbine installation is located at Curlew Cottage, Inchlaggan, adjacent to Loch Garry approximately 30km north of Fort William.
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Work is proceeding apace on the Afon Gafr hydro scheme at Nant Peris, Snowdonia. Throughout the last six weeks, Renewables First has project managed the civil, mechanical and electrical engineering elements of the hydro scheme. The 350 KW Pelton turbine is now installed inside the newly constructed turbine house.
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Renewables First was commissioned by Dawnus Construction to undertake the detailed hydro design for the 400 kW Radyr Weir hydro scheme for Cardiff City Council.
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GoFlo are exhibiting at the British Hydropower Association annual conference 10th – 11th November in Glasgow. Come and see us at Stand 15 – Renewables First.
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This 80 KW hydro scheme on the River Barle, a large tributary to the Exe near Dulverton, was granted planning permission earlier this year.
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Renewables First design, speciify and install a high head 350 KW Pelton turbine on the Afon Gafr, Nant Peris, in Snowdonia National Park for Peris hydro Ltd.
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Renewables First wins prestigious Institute of Civil Engineers Awards. Considered ‘engineering Oscars’, they are much sought after by large national civil engineering companies.
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Renewables First has continues to apply its engineering and design skills into developing Goflo – fully automated, self-cleaning intake screens that meet all fisheries and eel regulations.
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Renewables First has now moved to a new office location. This involved moving downstream from one historic mill building on the River Frome, to another roughly two-thirds of a mile away.
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As Renewables First continues to grow and expand as a market leader, so too has its team of skilled and enthusiastic staff. Over the last few years, several people have joined the company, so here’s a brief introduction.
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With the wind turbine commissioning complete, the turbine was officially handed over to Blacktoft Nursery. Four months later in spring sunshine, we returned to the site and took a selection of photographs of the 500 kW wind turbine in operation.
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With the bulk of the civil engineering aspects of the Blacktoft Nursery project in place, the electrical and mechanical hardware can now be implemented. This transition was dramatically marked by the wind turbine delivery, which took place without a hitch a few days ago.
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