To meet the green energy target at the Innocent Drinks factory, two wind turbines will be procured. Along side the solar PV installation, these will achieve all the net power requirements for the site. This will be set up as a a turnkey project by the supplier. Costs and risk are minimised for the client using… Read More »Innocent turbine project
At the heart of everything Innocent Drinks does is sustainability of the planet. They are a key B Corp business, committed to being carbon neutral by 2025. To achieve this goal they need control over their product and therefore needed to shift to in-house production. By manufacturing their own product they can drive forward sustainability… Read More »The Blender
Switching systems while maintaining full operating capacity requires a lot of planning, testing and care to successfully pull off. This was the project at ARLA Foods Westbury site in 2018-19. The site was acquired from First Milk in 2016. The switch from SAGE to SAP will bring the site in line with the rest of… Read More »ERP installation
A problem at the Arla Foods Lockerbie site is changed into an opportunity. By installing an anaerobic digester it is possible to turn waste effluent into an energy stream in the form of biogas. This installation will help to offset Lockerbie’s carbon footprint. Furthermore, this will allow the discharge of clean water back into the… Read More »Lockerbie effluent project
The Aylesbury site would be the worlds first billion litre dairy, made by Arla Foods to supply London and the South East with dairy milk. The scope was to build a factory with a high level of automation, including a fully automated dispatch area. This project was taken from a greenfield site, through the planning… Read More »Arla Aylesbury