“We have gained repeat custom from
clients because of the quality of our de- sign and build projects, our capabilities and the fact that we always meet our time schedules. All clients that we have completed projects for have always been energized on time in order to optimise their return on their investment; because of this, people keep coming back to us.” To date, g2 Energy has successfully
connected in excess of 375 MegaWatts of renewable energy to the grid, with a fur- ther 709MW due to be connected by mid 2015. The Government has set targets for the UK to ensure that 15% of the UK’s energy demand is met from renewable sources by the year 2020. With this in mind there is an increased demand for g2 Energy’s services. The completion of the 100th project is a
fantastic achievement, especially consid- ering that their first Wind Turbine was only completed in August 2011. This growth over the last three years has contributed to the company being ranked 10th in
the Sunday Times Virgin Fast
Track
100 in 2013. The 100th project
was a wind turbine in Stanley, County Durham. This turbine was also the third turbine which had been completed for the Lanchester Group. g2 Energy com- pleted the Balance of Plant works which included the civil design and instal- lation of a piled wind turbine foundation and access track. The civil and electrical design of a combined DNO and Client substation building to include the design, supply, installation and commissioning of 20kV switchgear and 20kV/415V/315kVA transformer was also undertaken by g2 Energy. g2 Energy also completed the soil resis-
The Smoke Haus
venue – has recently opened in Cardiff following a project described as “a joy” by the client. Located at the former Hooters premises
T
on Mary Ann Street, this is the second venue for The Smoke Haus, with the first already a success in Swansea since its debut two years ago. Specialising in BBQ ribs, burgers,
steaks, sandwiches, pork and brisket and foot-long hot dogs, The Smoke Haus was established by managing director Mark Power who has spent 20 years working in the catering industry and has travelled around America where meat and barbe- ques are hugely popular. Speaking of the work to create the new
restaurant within the old Hooters premis- es, Mark told Premier Construction: “The transformation has been abso-
lutely fantastic – the difference has been phenomenal – I am absolutely delighted. “The restaurant’s theme is very much in-
spired by my time in America and my love of the food there, which has now become massively popular
in the UK. Luckily we’re a little bit ahead of the game when 72
WWW.PREMIERCONSTRUCTIONNEWS.COM OFFICE@ROMAUK.NET Located at the former Hooters premises
he Smoke Haus – a 6,000sq. ft.
200-cover American-style
restaurant serving huge portions and themed as a ‘Man v Food’
we opened up in Swansea two years ago. “We were very lucky that Hooters was
also an American themed restaurant and the large size of the venue and the type of kitchen and the equipment already in- stalled in there therefore readily lent itself to becoming The Smoke Haus. The cus- tomer area was completely re-designed,
a new bar was installed in a different location and a large area of raised seating was added.” The design and colour scheme was inspired by a recent
Mark and includes lots of dark wood and mood lighting, with iconic local images on the walls. “We have tried to be earthy
trip to America by
tivity tests, and designed, supplied and installed the wind turbine Earthing system; as well as the electrical cable design and layouts to include both HV and LV cabling. g2 Energy were appointed as Principal Contractor on site, which included the responsibility of secure site storage, and providing documentation including Health & Safety Method Statements as well as site management of the project.
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