Rooftop of Ineos Waste to Energy Plant with natural ventilation and louvre systems, overlooking a cityscape with cranes and residential areas in the distance.

Ineos Waste to Energy Plant, Runcorn

The brand new £400 million Energy from Waste plant built at its Runcorn site will produce around 20% of the company’s total energy needs from renewable sources when it is fully operational.

The Ineos Runcorn power station had a rather unusual request. When they asked Colt to install Labyrinth natural ventilators on their roof, they wanted to be able to remove entire sections of the roof to carry out regular maintenance of the plant. Colt specially designed the roof sections into which the Labyrinth ventilators were to be installed and our Havant factory manufactured and stored these sections prior to them being transported as complete sections to site. Pre-fabricating the units in this way also reduced installation time and cost.

The Labyrinth modules are removable as a unit to allow for future plant removal.

Colt also provided weather louvres and acoustic louvres.

Sector: Building Ventilation, PowerGen & EFW

Location: Runcorn

Requirements: Removable natural ventilation

Client: Keppel Seghers

Main Contractor: John Sisk & Son

Consulting Engineer: Keppel Seghers

Rooftop of Ineos Waste to Energy Plant, with natural ventilation and louvre systems on the roof, overlooking a cityscape with cranes in the background.

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