Clarke Energy is a UK-based company established in 1989 that sells and services gas engines worldwide. It has over 1000 employees across 16 countries and a turnover of £232m in 2014. The company has a history of acquisitions and expansion across multiple continents. It specializes in GE Jenbacher gas engines, with over 4.4GWe of Jenbacher engines installed. Clarke Energy provides full turnkey solutions including installation, maintenance, and parts for projects in industries like power generation, biogas, and commercial buildings. Example projects highlighted include installations in London hospitals and developments, data centers, mines, greenhouses, and industrial facilities across Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and more.

2. An introduction to Clarke Energy
First name Last name Date
Agenda
1 Clarke Energy
2 Gas engines
3 Case studies

3. Introduction
to the
company
Established 1989 in UK as a
engine service company
Turnover of £232m in 2014
>1000 employees worldwide
ISO accreditation
9001 Quality
14001 Environment
OHSAS 18001 – Health &
Safety
Queen’s Award for
International Trade 2014

4. Company
history
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2012
Distributor
for
Tanzania
2014
Queen’s Award
for Enterprise –
International
Trade
2011
Algeria
2008
Tunisia
2005
Ireland
2003
Acquired Cogen
India
2002
First
Jenbacher
sales into
Africa
1998
Australia,
New Zealand,
Nigeria
2004
Acquired
Jenbacher
France
1991
ISO accreditation
1989
Established in the
UK as engine
service company
2013
Acquired Orient
Energy Bangaldesh,
Agaricus & GE
Southern Africa
Service
2005
GE
acquires
Jenbacher

5. Territories
& Offices

6. Structure
Jim Clarke
Chairman
Peter Holiday
CFO
Greg Columbus
Australia & New
Zealand
Didier Lartigue
France & N.
Africa
Haydn Rees
UK, Ire & s.S.A.
Anand Bhishikar
India, Bangladesh
Jamie Clarke
CEO
s.S.A. = sub-Saharan
African territories
Alan Fletcher,
Main Board Director
& Sales Lead

7. Clarke Energy
• Has one product & one
focus: the GE gas engine
range
• GE Jenbacher distributor
& service provider in 16
countries
• Over 4.4GWe of Jenbacher
installed in our territories
• Turnkey EPC contractor,
responsibilities include
– Control systems
– Civil works
– Buildings & enclosures
– Acoustics & ventilation
– Balance of plant
– Wiring & piping
• Full maintenance,
operation & overhaul
services

8. Turnover split % 2014
34.0
29.6
19.5
6.4
5.4
2.1 1.6
1.3 0.0 UK
Australia
France
Nigeria
India
Bangladesh
Ireland
South Africa
Tanzania

9. MW Sold/Installed
0
200
400
600
800
1000
SG - Methane Rich Gas
SG - Furnace
SG - Gasification
NG - Peaking stations
NG - Hospitals
NG - Greenhouses
NG - Industrial
NG - Residential / District
NG - Commercial
NG - IPP
CG - WMM
CG - AMM
CG - CSG/CBM
BG - Sewage
BG - Landfill
BG - Wastes
BG - Agricultural
AG / flare gas

10. MW Sold/Installed
0
200
400
600
800
1000
Special gas
Natural gas
Coal gas
Biogas
Associated gas

11. End to
end service

12. Service
lifecycle

15. Customer project
focused
Installation design
Project management
Installation works
Commissioning
Maintenance
Parts stockholding
Product quality
focused
Engine design
Engine development
Engine manufacture
Parts production

18. In line 8 cylinder

20. Project Examples

21. The Shard
London, England
Natural gas-fuelled CHP for a
commercial building
Largest residential tower block
in European Union
1 x JMS416, 1.2MWe

22. St Thomas’
Hospital
London, England
Opposite Houses of
Parliament
Natural gas fuelled CHP
(Electricity, hot water and
steam)
1 x JMS620, 3MWe
Saving £1m fuel costs and
5,500t CO2 per year

23. Kings Cross
Energy Centre
London, England
Client: Metropolitan Kings
Cross
Pipeline natural gas for
district energy scheme –
electricity and hot water
67 acre urban regeneration
3 phases, 2012/14/16
3 x JMS 612, 6MWe total
(4MW installed as of 2015)

24. Reliance
Industries Ltd.
Naroda, Gujarat, India
Pipeline natural gas
Combined heat and power
plant providing steam and
electricity to a textile facility
7 x JMS620, 21.3 MWe

25. Flour Mills
Lagos, Nigeria
Pipeline natural gas
Captive power plant for flour
mill
11 x JMS620, 33MWe

26. Tamar
Energy
Biogas from organic wastes
5 sites in England
Renewable electricity &
CHP
Farleigh, 2 x JGMC420, 3MWe
Halstead, 2 x JMS416, 2.2MWe
Hoddeston, 2 x JGMC420,
2.8MWe
Holbeach Hurn 1 x JGMC420,
1.4MWe
Retford, JGMC420, 1.5MWe
10.9MWe total output

27. Elgin Fruit
Grabouw, Western Cape,
South Africa
Biogas from fruit pulp
Western Cape, South Africa
1 x JMS312, 0.5MWe

28. Tronox
Namakwa
Sands
Western Cape, South Africa
Waste furnace gases
Combined heat and power
8 x JGS620, 13.6MWe

29. Citibank,
Riverdale
Data Centre
Lewisham, London, England
Pipeline natural gas
Combined cooling and power
for data centre
Funded by SDCL and UK
Green Investment Bank
2 x JMS420, 2.8MWe

30. Moranbah
Colliery
Queensland, Australia
Waste gas from working coal
mine
Full EPC
‘Cookie Cutter’ high ambient
temperature enclosure
Phase 1 (2008):15 x JMS620,
45.6MWe
Phase 2 (2014): 6 x JMS620,
18.3MWe
Total output: 63.9MWe

31. APLNG*
Projects
Queensland, Australia
Eurombah (2014)
Natural gas fuelled
cogeneration (electricity and
cooling)
Full EPC
9 x JMS620
27.4MWe
Drop-over enclosures, load
banks heat recovery for
absorption chillers
*Australia Pacific Liquefied Natural Gas

32. APLNG*
Projects
Queensland, Australia
Reedy Creek
Coal seam gas
Full EPC
‘Cookie Cutter’ high ambient
temperature enclosure
Power station 1 (2014)
10 x JMS620, 30.4MWe
Power station 2 (2015)
10 x JMS620, 30.4MWe
*Australia Pacific Liquefied Natural Gas

33. Serres le
Château
Haute Goulaine, France
Client: Eiffage
Natural gas used for
cogeneration in greenhouse
application
Electricity, heat and CO2
recovery for tomato growth
1 x J620, 3.3MWe

34. Clarke Energy
Power House
Senator Point
South Boundary Road
Knowsley Industrial Park
Liverpool
L33 7RR
+44 (0)151 546 4446
www.clarke-energy.com