This c£15M project linking John Radcliffe Hospital with its sister site at Churchill Hospital by way of a district heating network pipe will provide guaranteed savings of c£2.2M per annum for the next 25 years across both sites and reduce carbon emissions by c270,000 tonnes over the lifetime of the project.
The scope of works at John Radcliffe include; maximising the use of existing assets, the current High Temperature Hot Water (HTHW) pipework and boilers will be decommissioned and replaced with a more efficient steam and Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) system, asset management and automation to enhance the performance of the Combined Heat and Power plant (CHP) to be introduced, lighting upgrades and surplus heat transferred by the Energy Link to the Churchill Hospital.
Facilities are being installed and maintained by Vital Energi.

Oxford University Hospitals Energy Project

This c£15M project linking Churchill Hospital with its sister site at John Radcliffe Hospital by way of a district heating network pipe will provide guaranteed savings of c£2.2M per annum for the next 25 years across both sites and reduce carbon emissions by c270,000 tonnes over the lifetime of the project.
The scope of works at Churchill Hospital include; Replacement of aging boilers with new high efficiency boilers making use of the existing steam and LTHW distribution infrastructure, lighting upgrades, improving heating control systems and surplus heat received through the Energy Link from the John Radcliffe Hospital.
Facilities are being installed and maintained by Vital Energi.
Oxford University Hospitals Energy Project

A c£6.5m project incorporating sites at Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro; West Cornwall Hospital, Penzance and St Michael’s Hospital, Hayle.  The scheme will see Engie Ltd deliver net energy savings of c£5m and reduce carbon emissions by c63,000 tonnes over the lifetime of the project. Scheduled for completion in October 2017.

A c£11m scheme to be installed and managed by Engie Ltd.  The project will see guaranteed energy savings of c£22m and reduce carbon emissions by c42,000 tonnes over it’s 15 year lifetime.  Scheduled for completion in February 2018.

A c£1.1m scheme to be installed and managed by Engie Ltd.  The project will see guaranteed energy savings of c£4m and reduce carbon emissions by c13,000 tonnes over it’s 15 year lifetime.  Scheduled for completion in February 2018.

A c£500k scheme to be installed and managed by Engie Ltd.  The project will see guaranteed energy savings of c£1.5m and reduce carbon emissions by c19,000 tonnes over it’s 15 year lifetime.  Scheduled for completion in February 2018.

This £8.3m scheme is part of the redevelopment of Chase Farm hospital.  This 15 year contract will reduce carbon emissions by 27% saving over 17,000 tonnes of carbon and producing savings to the hospital of nearly £7m over the term of the contract. Facilities to be installed and managed by EDF Energy.  Construction is currently scheduled to complete in December 2017.

The largest energy performance contract to be signed in the UK. At c£31m of capital investment this scheme will see Engie Ltd deliver c£21m of net savings and reduce carbon emissions by over 700,000 tonnes over the 25 year lifetime of the project. The Leeds GSC serves both the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and the University of Leeds.

The 2nd CEF project in Scotland to provide energy savings at three sites; Royal Cornhill Hospital and Aberdeen Royal Infirmary both in Aberdeen and Dr Grays’ Hospital, Elgin. A c£8m scheme delivering net energy savings of over £14m and carbon savings of over 140,000 tonnes over the 25 year lifetime of the project. Facilities to be provided and managed by Vital Energi.  Construction is scheduled to complete in August 2017.

NHS Grampian leading the way with UK energy efficiency first

A c£5m energy project which will deliver net savings of c£10m and reduce carbon emissions by c42,000 tonnes over the lifetime of the project.  The installation and facilities are to be managed by Vital Energi with completion on site due in cJuly 2018.

The 3rd CEF project in Scotland which is likely to be £5m scheme undertaking energy improvements for NHS Lothian at St John’s Hospital, Livingston.

A £4/£5m project with Preferred Bidder expected to be awarded in September 2017 and construction on site to begin in March 2018.

Potentially an £8m project recently launched and currently in procurement. It is hoped that preferred bidder will be awarded before October 2017 and construction on site to commence in April 2018.

One of two hospitals currently in procurement on behalf of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.  Preferred bidder is likely to be awarded in February 2018 in the hope that construction can begin in August 2018.

One of two hospitals currently in procurement on behalf of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.  Preferred bidder is likely to be awarded in February 2018 in the hope that construction can begin in August 2018.

The CEF’s first venture into Ireland. Being procured on behalf of Health Services Eire and the pilot project for future CEF schemes in the Eurozone.

Expected to be a c£10m project. Preferred Bidder is hopefully to be appointed by November 2017 and work on site to start in May 2018.

A c£4m project currently in procurement with Preferred Bidder expected in December 2017 and construction to hopefully begin in May 2018.

Has the potential to be a large project as it includes waste incineration. Currently in the early stages of procurement.

A possible c£4M project in the early stages of procurement.

Another project in its early stage but could be a possible c£6M project in total

The membership agreement has only recently been signed and procurement is likely to get moving very soon. A possible £5M project.

The second project to be launched in the Eurozone. The open day has recently been held (June 2017) and so still in the early stages of procurement.