Case Studies

Newcastle United certainly aren’t a failing football club anymore.  Since being taken over in 2021, they’re making great strides again, both on and off the pitch. But one thing that was failing was its Packaged Plate Heat Exchanger, at its Academy training ground. So, the Toon Army got in touch with Stokvis Energy Systems to help. […]

The specialist contractor undertaking a major conversion project within a former office property in Leicester has continued a strong working relationship with Stokvis Energy Systems for the supply of its boilers, plate heat exchangers and other equipment in creating high quality apartments.

Econoplate plate heat exchangers (PHEs), from Stokvis Energy Systems, have been installed as part of an impressive overhaul of the domestic hot water provision within a 500-bedroom hotel at Stansted Airport.

The construction of an extensive new music school and performance arts centre at the renowned Haberdashers’ Monmouth Schools in Wales, has seen the project team call on the capabilities of Stokvis Energy Systems to provide a modular boiler system to meet all of the building’s heating requirements.

The summer holiday period presents an ideal window for M&E companies to carry out critical maintenance and replacement work within education premises, with West Midlands based Lord Combustion Services completing the installation of three Stokvis Evolution boilers at a school in Walsall last August.

Motorway service stations are round-the-clock operations, making any interruption to their heating and hot water supplies highly disruptive to the businesses there, and a key reason why the UK’s largest operator of such facilities specifies equipment from Stokvis Energy Systems. 

Sheffield hotel continues with Stokvis boiler and plate heat exchanger equipment for their heating and hot water requirements.

Suffolk school benefits from Stokvis energy efficiency.

Stokvis reliability wins repeat work with social housing specialist.

The installation of a ten panel Solar array featuring Stokvis Energy Systems solar collectors, to serve existing facilities at Birmingham International Rail Station, is being assessed as a potential pilot for a wider roll out of renewable energy across the facilities operated by Network Rail and Virgin Trains nationally.

Kingston House East is the latest amongst a number of exclusive apartment buildings in one of London’s most fashionable residential districts to benefit from the changeover to boilers and plate heat exchangers supplied by Stokvis Energy Systems.

One of Stokvis Energy Systems’ widely specified Econoplate plate heat exchangers has been installed within the plant room of a Devon hotel to provide its domestic hot water, following the failure of an oil-fired water heater, which has since been replaced with a new biomass boiler.

Trainees learning different building trades at a Skills Centre in Birmingham are enjoying a comfortable learning environment all year round, thanks to an Econo-Air warm air unit, manufactured by Stokvis Energy Systems.

A contract to update the plant room at Portsmouth Civic Centre has included the installation of both low temperature and medium temperature plate heat exchangers from the Econoplate range manufactured by Stokvis Energy Systems.

The management team on the Windsor Estate is keen to adopt sustainable technologies within its business model where there is a benefit to the environment and a financially sound investment opportunity.

The Network Rail Tyseley depot in Birmingham has fulfilled a crucial maintenance role as part of the UK’s railway network for many years, with facilities for the overhaul and repair of locomotives.

Catalyst Communities Housing Association has opted for solar thermal equipment from Stokvis Energy Systems at a refurbishment of heating plant at O’Grady Court, in Ealing, west London, as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions from its housing stock.

College saves energy and money with Stokvis solar system.

Stokvis Econoplates for Ryder Cup hotel.

An on-going programme of energy upgrades and planned replacement for properties belonging to the University of Bristol has demonstrated both the versatility and the economic viability of Stokvis Energy System’s Premix boilers.

Stokvis Energy specified for The Savoy restoration.

Oxford hotel connects luxury bedrooms to Econoplate performance.

Wokefield Park updates its hot water supply using Stokvis Econoplate technology Centred around an 18th century mansion house

Stokvis Water Heaters earn place at Kingston University The plant supplying domestic hot water within one of the main buildings on the University of Kingston campus in Surrey has been replaced with a pair of high performance Water Heaters from Stokvis Energy Systems.

An innovative school project constructed via the Skanska Partnership in Bristol has utilized high performance gas boilers and plate heat exchangers from Stokvis Energy Systems, as part of a sustainable and practical solution to an educational establishment’s needs.

Liverpool University chooses Stokvis Plate heat exchangers Liverpool University is nearing completion of a long-term M&E upgrade that has seen Stokvis plate heat exchangers replace nearly all the existing calorifiers used to provide hot water to its buildings.

A look at the boiler technology selected to provide the space heating within a new London landmark that has taken shape in rapid time, making full use of modern prefabrication and 3-D modelling.

The major hotel and conference chain has continued with a corporate policy of updating mechanical services within its period properties through the installation of Econoplate packaged plate heat exchangers, for the supply of domestic hot water: the latest conversion contract focusing on a facility near Cheshunt in Hertfordshire.

After nearly 30 years’ reliable service at a large hotel and conference centre in Surrey, one of the original Stokvis Econoflame R18 gas boilers has been replaced with the modern equivalent.

Standing close by London’s Earls Court exhibition centre, the Ibis Hotel in Lillie Road is not only guaranteed to be booked up for months ahead, but also experiences intense periods of peak demand for hot water as visitors and exhibitors flood out as the shows close for the evening.