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Company number 07340211
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UK company 07340211, incorporated on 9 August 2010.
BPP Renewables Sustainable Energy Solutions
BPP Cables Limited is a UK company with status active founded in 2010 based in East of England.
Company number 07340211
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1 Jun 2024 to 31 Mar 2025
This project brings together BPP-Renewables (UK, Lead Applicant), FutureValue (Australia, Project Partner) and Climate Foundation Inc. (Philippines, Subcontractor) to develop a high-level design for solar-hydrogen storage alternatives to carbon-emitting fossil fuel energy, with clean water and oxygen production, for the Garcia Memorial Provincial Hospital...
1 May 2024 to 31 Oct 2025
This project brings together BPP Renewables (UK) and Pacific Sterling Limited (Papa New Guinea) to identify the most appropriate energy storage mechanism for rural communities in Indo-Pacific countries, with a case study being developed for Irimuku Village, Kikori District, Gulf Province, a rural community in PNG. This project aims to improve the electrif...
1 Dec 2022 to 30 Nov 2024
Power generation from offshore wind is subject to harsher environments than onshore wind, which can cause greater challenges for the reliability of critical infrastructure. One asset that is fundamental to the economic success of an offshore wind farm is the subsea cable transmission infrastructure. This includes inter-array and export cables, failure of ...
1 Oct 2021 to 31 Mar 2023
This project brings together BPP-Cables and Logan Energy, experts in offshore cabling and H2 production respectively, to produce OptiH2float. OptiH2float is an end-to-end floating wind farm (FWF) design and H2 production optimisation tool. By inputting data concerning weather conditions, shore distance, FWF size, and more, OptiH2float will provide users w...
1 May 2021 to 31 Dec 2022
Power generation from offshore wind is subject to harsher environments than onshore wind, which can cause greater challenges for the reliability of critical infrastructure. One asset that is fundamental to the economic success of an offshore wind farm is the subsea cable infrastructure. This includes intra-array and export cables, failure of which will le...