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	About		Click on the logos to visit the web sites.   RJM International is a specialist provider of services aimed at the power and industrial plant sectors. Since the business was established in 1977, it has developed a series of pioneering, cutting-edge solutions and products, designed to help large power and industrial plants meet their energy and emissions challenges. RJM's team of scientists, engineers and consultants, plus RJM's own range of combustion and emission control products, make a powerful combination and have resulted in RJM building a strong track record of success with operators of coal, oil, gas and bio-fuel fired combustion plant throughout the world.     Hamworthy Combustion Engineering is an independent operating company within Powell Duffryn Plc, and enjoys a worldwide reputation as a leading manufacturer of combustion equipment.     The Hotwork company was initially established in 1962 by Trevor Ward in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, UK. Services include supply of high performance, energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly burners and design, supply, installation and commissioning of industrial combustion systems .     RWE npower is an integrated UK energy company. They supply gas, electricity and other essential home services, such as insurance and telecommunications, through their retail business npower.     Doosan Babcock Energy is an established leader in the provision of unique energy and environmental solutions to clients worldwide. Babcock is a worldwide company with offices and functions in all the major energy markets.     E.ON is a vertically integrated Anglo-American energy services business which is a part of E.ON AG, the world's largest investor owned utility. Their aim is to help E.ON to become a truly global company by growing the business in the UK & US Markets.         The energy group at cardiff has a range of rigs and furnaces up to 2 MW, supported by a range of advanced diagnostic instrumentation. Both traditional and renewable fuels can be used using both direct and indirect combustion methods. The group also has specialisms in hydrocarbon explosions and their mitigation as well as CFD/modeling capabilities.     Scottish Power     The Engineering Research Centre at the University of Glamorgan undertakes a wide range of research work including heat transfer modeling, condition monitoring and advanced control of energy systems. Since 2001, the Centre has managed external research funding totaling more than £4.8M from a variety of sources including the Carbon Trust, ECSC, RFCS and BCURA. The Centre has an extensive range of instrumentation including a 60 kW gas-fired test furnace, a fluidised bed for combustion of gaseous, liquid and solid fuels, and an acid-alkali combustion simulation facility. In addition the Centre also has an appropriate range of software and has exclusive access to a parallel processing Beowulf cluster for numerically intensive modeling studies. Website link engineering.research.glam.ac.uk
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