Eminox, a leading designer and manufacturer of emissions reduction technologies and Speedy have joined forces to improve air quality.

The pioneering project will lead by example, highlighting how compliance can be achieved as part of public and occupational health strategies in advance of stringent emissions legislation.

The partnership will see Speedy’s generators retrofitted with an Eminox exhaust aftertreatment system which will cost-effectively upgrade power generators from Stage IIIa to Stage V compliant standards.

This will enable equipment to be deployed where regulations such as London NRMM Low Emission Zone, Clean Air Zones (CAZ) and Medium Combustion Plant Directive (MCPD) are enforceable, and on pioneering projects such as HS2 sites across the country.

 “It was a pleasure to welcome the new Group Managing Director at Speedy Services, Danny Johnson, to our headquarters in Gainsborough so he could experience first hand the real-world results of our market leading approved retrofit emissions control solutions for power generators.

“We shall look forward to working together and delivering a positive impact for public health and emission control by achieving Stage V equivalent compliance through upgrading gensets in their portfolio.”

Andy Meakin, Chairman, Eminox

The retrofit solution is available and will be rolled out on Speedy generators between 60kva to 250kva encompassing a wide range of commercial and domestic applications. In addition, the upgrade can take place at Speedy locations to minimise lead and down times.

“Eminox is the first to market with such technologies, and their knowledge and expertise is second-to-none,”

“Working with them to retrofit our gensets for our hire market, and to support the health of operators and the general public health on construction sites across the UK, is imperative as we strive to support the move towards net-zero targets.”

Danny Johnson, Group Managing Director, Speedy Services.

This pioneering project heralds the start of a partnership that will deliver far reaching benefits across all applications of power generation, and the move to wider compliance of Stage V equivalent emissions regulations.