At Broadcrown Power Engineering, we specialise in providing critical power solutions to healthcare facilities, ensuring that operations remain uninterrupted even under the most demanding circumstances. Our recent project at an NHS hospital in the Northwest highlights...

In the heart of London's commercial district, maintaining the reliability and efficiency of building power systems is paramount. Our recent initiative involved a crucial maintenance task—replacing aged coolant rubber expansion bellows in a generator cooling system....

To take the hassle out of managing your fuel supply and eliminate the risk of running out, we provide comprehensive Fuel Management Contracts. We have forged strategic partnerships with specialist providers, allowing us to promptly respond to any refuelling request.

Generators require regular testing and maintenance to guarantee optimal performance. Broadcrown Power Engineering is taking a significant step forward by now offering in-house Load Bank Testing, a move aimed at providing customers with a more cost-effective solution than ever before.

In 2019, the UK introduced new regulations known as G99. These regulations replace the previous Engineering Recommendation G59 standards and are designed to ensure the safety of those working with and using energy generation equipment. In this article, we take a closer look at the G99 regulations and why they are important.

While routine maintenance and repairs are essential for addressing immediate issues, taking a proactive approach to generator health can significantly extend their lifespan and optimise performance. One powerful tool in achieving this is a Generator Lifecycle Survey.

With the changes to red diesel regulations that came into effect in 2022, businesses have been compelled to explore alternative fuels for their power generators. Traditional diesel fuel, once the go-to choice for generators, is now facing competition from emerging alternatives such as Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), Gas to Liquid (GTL), and Solar/Battery technologies.

The harsher winter weather of recent years has led to higher electricity bills and more frequent power outages. Cold weather can make it especially challenging for generators to start and perform if the equipment is not maintained correctly.

We are pleased to announce that Broadcrown Power Engineering has been elected as a member of AMPS (the Association of Manufacturers and suppliers of Power generating Systems). Read more here.