EDINA: COMPANY PROFILE


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In March 2018, Edina, a leading supplier, installer and maintenance provider for combined heat and power (CHP), gas and diesel power generation solutions was acquired by EPAL, a joint venture between India’s EESL (Energy Efficiency Services Ltd) and UK based EnergyPro Asset Management Ltd. Across Edina’s 30 year history the company has enjoyed considerable success in the natural gas, biogas and, sewage and waste water treatment CHP markets within the UK and Ireland. The acquisition will support Edina’s strategy in developing its overseas objectives and leverage EESL’s brand and international presence to deliver energy efficient and sustainable CHP solutions worldwide, reports UKPN.


design, engineering, project management, commissioning and, service and maintenance of CHP, gas and diesel power plants. In April 2018, Edina was honoured to


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receive its second Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, Innovation category award within 4 years’ – marking a first for any company of its kind within the power generation industry. The prestigious Queen’s Awards for


Enterprise was awarded based upon Edina’s technical approach and innovation to the total project management of power generation solutions, and joins the company’s repertoire of leading industry awards for its recognised


dina is the official UK and Ireland distributor for MWM gas engine technology and delivers the total power solution in-house to include;


CHP and biogas projects. From initial contact, Edina provides a high


level assessment of the profitability and efficiency of the power generation project. Once realised, site inspections are carried


out to assess the on-site infrastructure, identifying potential challenges and con- straints ahead of the design specification, mitigating unnecessary costs and potential risks. 3D CAD modelling assists and visualises


the final product and evaluates the designs throughout the project phase. Edina’s Bui lding Information Modelling initiative improves the collaboration of services to improve efficiency of operation, reducing waste and associated costs. Edina’s engineering, project management and commissioning teams ensure seamless


“Edina has built a


reputable


track record del ivering and


maintaining power


generation


solutions for over 250


customers


and boasts an impressive portfol io of


over 500MWe installed gas capacity in the UK and Ireland.”


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integration to site infrastructure realising the strategic objectives of the power generation project whilst maximising the return on client investment. Once the site is operational and producing


power, Edina’s Service and Maintenance teams manage the performance, efficiency and availability of the generating set 24-hours -a-day, 7-days-a week. Through advanced real-time remote


monitoring telematics and system manage- ment efficiencies, Edina’s call desk engineers can diagnose engine faults instantaneously, reducing costs to customers and maintaining security of power supply at site. Edina has built a reputable track record


delivering and maintaining power generation solutions for over 250 customers and boasts an impressive portfolio of over 500MWe installed gas capacity in the UK and Ireland and a further 170MWe received pipeline orders. Edina is also well established within the full


turnkey delivery of balancing peaking plants, with over 190MWe installed across twelve sites and a further 140MWe awaiting energisation. Peaking plants maintain security of power supply caused by the imbalance of renewable energy sources on the grid, such as wind and solar. Edina’s recognised power generation


solutions have been installed within hospitals, universities, leisure and hospitality, food and drink sector, sewage treatment and


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