REnescience Northwich Project, Built in Cheshire

The REnescience Northwich Project is Orsted’s newest bio-resource facility, built in Cheshire. The plant will handle 120,000 tons of unsorted and untreated household waste a year, equivalent to the waste from approximately 110,000 homes, and generate between 5MW and 6MW of renewable electricity a year.

The project has involved the construction of a main building incorporating offices, a control room, a waste bunker, storage and sorting facilities and two REnescience bioreactors. Lang+Fulton have supplied louvred screening panels to hide the service plant on the roof-top of the reception area.

The 2 metre high Italia-100 panels were installed with a retro-fitted support structure. Panels of open mesh floor grating EF-34×38 were manufactured with a heavy 40x4mm bearing bar to act as ballast to the structure and form a service walkway around the roof-top plant.

Main Contractor: Cobalt Energy

Products:
Italia-100
EF-34×38/40x4mm floor grating
Finish: hot-dip galvanized and polyester powder coated RAL7035