Projects realised from 2005 to 2007.


  • Project management of installations in the greenhouse market gardening sector and industry, TW van Noord Tomaten 2x 2016 kW CHP for Delta N.V. (Caterpillar)
  • DT van Noord Tomaten, 1816 kW CHP, Sirjansland (Jenbacher)
  • H4A Sluiskil feasibility study for their own energy production with a CHP unit
  • Gebr. Van de Berg, 1418 kW CHP in Naaldwijk (Jenbacher)
  • JP de Bakker, 3 MW CHP in Kwintsheul (Jenbacher)
  • KIK, 623 kW CHP in Bruinisse (Jenbacher) (tendering + contract)
  • De Hoop Terneuzen feasibility study for their own energy production with a CHP unit
  • Capacity increase for BS‑30 and MOD2GO: supervising the engineering and the implementation of 35 nuclear modifications to the nuclear power plant at Borssele to make it one of the safest 25% of the world’s nuclear power stations

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The phases of the construction of a CHP plant.
  • Firstly, the engineering work for the CHP is started with a low-voltage or medium-voltage installation.
  • After the agreements have been signed, a detailed plan is made that all parties must keep to.
  • At fixed dates during the construction phase, there will be project meetings between the customer’s project manager (EMC) and the contractor (the CHP system supplier).
  • The planning is the recurring theme that is also used to adjust the project as we go.
  • Once the installation has been commissioned, a list of remaining points is drawn up.
  • The list of remaining points will be dealt with one by one and signed off, so that the customer will be fully satisfied when the project – i.e. his own CHP system – can be formally handed over.

© 2007 Beeldmerk