GECCO are to Install One of
the UK's Largest Diameter Energy Pile® Systems at
The Leadenhall Building
With work progressing again on The Leadenhall Building in London, Ground Source specialist GECCO has won the contract to install one of its largest Geothermal Energy Piles® systems to-date.
The Leadenhall Building is a 55,740 square metre development, which when complete will stand some 224.5m high, with a total of 50 floors (42 office floors) in the heart of London's banking sector.
The ground source installation is just one part of the overall project, but specifically involves GECCO installing some of the largest diameter Energy Piles® in the UK, measuring 2100mm and 2400mm. The scale of the project is emphasised further as each pile will contain a total of 300 linear metres of collector pipe per pile.
Speaking about the project Matt Love, MD of GECCO, said: "The sheer size of the Energy Piles® is what excites us about The Leadenhall Building project; it is an excellent showcase for GECCO's technical competency, as well as promoting the significance of ground source heating and cooling and the contribution it can make to delivering sustainable energy."
The project was awarded to Cementation Skanska Ltd by the client, The Leadenhall Development Company Limited, and the client specified Geothermal specialist, GECCO, commenced works on site on January 31 2010.
Energy Piles® is a registered trademark of Cementation Skanska Ltd.

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