Expansion Joints for the South Clyde Energy Centre in Glasgow, UK
We are proud to announce the successful design and fabrication of a large number of high-tech Expansion Joints for the South Clyde Energy Centre, an advanced Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facility currently under construction in Glasgow, Scotland.
The South Clyde Energy Centre will generate renewable energy from non-hazardous domestic and commercial waste that remains after the recycling process.
Project Highlights:
- Up to 45 MWe gross of lower-carbon electricity — enough to power around 70,000 homes
- Contributing to Scottish energy resilience by feeding power directly into the grid
- Diverting approximately 350,000 tonnes of residual waste from landfill or export annually
Our Expansion Joints, designed and manufactured to meet the most demanding performance and safety standards, will play a key role in ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the plant.
Expansion Joint supplied:
- MACOGA MPB-I DN 3200 Pressure Balanced Expansion Joint
- MACOGA MWL DN 2100 & 2400 Lateral Expansion Joints
- MACOGA MWP DN 2100 & 2400 Angular Hinged Expansion Joints
All units were subjected to strict quality control procedures including 100% dye penetrant testing, X-Ray examination, visual inspection per ASME V, dimensional checks, and pneumatic leak tests.
We are honored to contribute to a facility that combines cutting-edge technology with sustainability and energy security for the region.
