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COMBINED HEAT & POWER


DS Smith, a leading provider of sustainable packaging soluons, and energy provider, E.ON, have announced the signing of a major agreement to construct a stateoftheart combined heat and power (CHP) facility at Kemsley Paper Mill in Kent


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CHP facility set to save 36k tonnes of carbon a year for DS Smith


he facility will replace the existing CHP and extend E.ON’s partnership at the site with DS Smith for the next 20 years. The facility has been specifically designed to set the standards in efficiency, sustainability and reliability. The new plant will enable a carbon reduction of 36,000 tonnes per year. This is the equivalent of 30,000 medium-sized cars driving over 6,000 miles a year.*


Once complete, it will have an electrical capacity of c75MW, generating steam and power for DS Smith’s production processes at its flagship Kemsley Mill site. With 830kT of paper manufactured at the mill every year, the partnership will further improve resource efficiencies and contribute to DS Smith’s corporate goal of reducing CO2 emissions by 30 per cent by 2030.


The programme will be one of E.ON’s largest customer solutions projects in more than a decade. The energy company will finance, build and operate the CHP. The two-year construction phase of the CHP plant is due to start this year. The facility is planned for commission in 2021. Colin McIntyre, CEO for DS Smith Paper and Recycling Divisions, comments: “Embracing world-leading


innovation to minimise our environmental impact is a key corporate goal for DS Smith. Partnering with E.ON to develop a state-of-the-art solution to meet our long-term energy requirements is a vital element to achieve this ambition and we expect to see a 36,000 tonnes per year carbon reduction from improved efficiency at the new facility.


“We are looking forward to construction beginning later this year as we are delighted with the benefits the new plant will bring to our business, as well as the opportunity this gives us to continue our strategic partnership with E.ON.”


Michael Lewis, E.ON UK CEO, adds: “Energy security, lower costs, and greater efficiency are key to a sustainable future for manufacturing sites and we are proud our bespoke solutions will contribute to our ongoing relationship with DS Smith and future success at the Kemsley site. This new plant is an excellent example of the new energy world and it is proof of E.ON’s capability to deliver innovative and bespoke solutions demanded by our business customers.


“In upgrading and optimising energy operations on site we can ensure DS Smith has a reliable and efficient energy supply that allows the business to get on with what they do best –


providing quality and more sustainable packaging for its customers and, ultimately, consumers all around the country.”


For more information about DS Smith, visit www.dssmith.com. And for more information about E.ON, please visit www.eonenergy.com/for-your-business


* Based on an average family car emitting 195g CO2 per mile or 120g per kilometre.


uUpgrading and opmising energy operaons onsite will ensure DS Smith has a reliable and ecient energy supply


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BUILDING SERVICES & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER APRIL 2019 11


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