Renewables

Renewables, such as hydrogen, biofuel and biomass, is seen as fuel resources that have promising roles in the reduction of CO2 emissions and sustainability due to their reusable nature. Even though they are considered safer for the environment, it does not necessarily mean that they are harmless. Preventive and protective measures still need to be taken at their processing facilities.
Gexcon Renewables

Gexcons involvement in the renewable energy sector

Gexcon has been involved in several renewable energy safety-related projects such as hydrogen processing plants, filling stations, storage and maritime applications, as well as biomass handling plants. We have also conducted several large-scale experimental projects concerning the effects of hydrogen releases and explosions and biomass dust explosion hazards. We also have experience in forensic examination of dust explosion and hydrogen-related accidents and the accumulated knowledge is brought to bear on the advice we provide to our customers.

With our knowledge and expertise in renewable energy, we can assist in the design process of facilities, determining preventive and protective measures against hazards, obtaining approvals, complying with regulations and managing risks.

Gexcon Renewables

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Courses for upskilling your team on Renewables

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    Dust Explosion Hazards Course

    In this two-day advanced course on dust and powder explosion hazards, you will learn all aspects of dust explosion hazards.

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    Explosion Science

    Gexcon has developed a unique training course for obtaining a full understanding of the phenomenon of explosions, including consequences, prevention techniques and current regulatory requirements for a safe and compliant working environment.

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    Electrostatic Hazards

    Electrostatic hazards are often given the blame as the cause of an accident when it is unclear what in fact was the ignition source.

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    Self-Declaration of Mechanical Equipment to be Used in Flammable Atmospheres

    You will learn about gas- and dust explosion basics, ignition processes, how to perform ignition hazard assessments, and the processes involved in issuing self-declarations depending on the classification of the hazardous area.

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