Pembroke power station is owned by RWE npower which, in 2008, entered into a £800 million contract with turbine manufacturers Alstom. The station is a 2,000MW natural gas-fired power project that is being built on the site of the former oil-fired power station which was closed in 1997 and demolished in 2000.

It will be a CCGT-type power station that uses natural gas.  The gas will come from the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Milford Haven and not directly from a gas field.  There will be five 400MW modules, each with a 288MW Alstom gas turbine, heat recovery steam generator and steam turbine. The construction will be the largest power station built in the UK since Drax was completed in 1986. … More

We can lift all types of boats from mono-keel / bilge types, catamarans, tri-marans and yachts (steel / timber / concrete / fibreglass / concrete) to large fishing boats and trawlers.

We can arrange multiple lifts for clubs and associations, saving you time and money in the long-run. … More

We can offer caravan lifting to companies or individuals on either CPA standard lifting or contract lifting terms and conditions.

We can place lodges and / or caravans with our standard lifting equipment [need link] comprising of overhead and under / through chassis lift beams, tested to a maximum of 10 tonnes capacity which only use / contact the chassis of the units and keep the lifting strops well away from the eases and sides, therefore eliminating damage to these areas. … More

E.ON is the developer of a new power station on the Isle of Grain in Kent, built under a turnkey contract by Alstom for £580m.  Rated at 1,275MW, the station will consist of three gas-fired units using the very latest in combined cycle technology to produce enough electricity to supply around one million homes. As well as generating electricity, the power station will feature an innovative combined heat and power (CHP) scheme that will supply ”waste” heat to the nearby liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal, making Grain one of the world”s largest CHP plants. … More

During August 2007, Alstom (transport infrastructure, power generation and transmission) entered into a £600m contract with RWE npower for the construction and maintenance support of power plant at Staythorpe Power Station in Nottingham.

The power plant is expected to bring around £10m into the local economy every year and will have combined capacity to generate power for about two million homes.

The power station consists of four combined cycle units, each around 400MW with individual advanced class GT26 gas turbines with high operational flexibility and lowest in class emissions. … More

Carter Group was instrumental in assisting in the construction of the Marchwood Power natural gas-fired combined cycle (CCGT) power station on the Marchwood Industrial Estate, adjacent to Southampton Water in Hampshire. The power station began generating electricity in December 2009 and will generate enough electricity to supply the needs of nearly one million homes – equivalent to the combined energy needs of Southampton, the New Forest and Winchester.
Carter Group was contracted by Seimens to provide lifting technology and training to the various contractors involved in the building of the £380 million power station.  Our contribution was vital for the project to meet the high standards needed to facilitate such a build and ensured that the project was at all times provided with a workforce that was adequately trained and certified to carry out their jobs safely, cost effectively and as efficiently as possible. … More