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UK Article 27 & 27A Installation List Article 27 and 27a scheme Installations to be excluded under Article 27 scheme Installation Permit ID NIMs ID Operator Name Installation Name Hospital (YES/NO) UK-E-IN-11398 GB000000000000083 Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust St. Helier Hospital Engineering Installations Y UK-E-IN-11411 GB000000000000097 Freshfield Lane Brickworks Ltd FRESHFIELD LANE BRICKWORKS LTD N UK-E-IN-11412 GB000000000000888 Vernacare Limited Vernacare N UK-E-IN-11433 GB000000000000118 Minteq UK Limited SPECIALTY MINERALS LIFFORD N UK-E-IN-11444 GB000000000000958 Molson Coors Brewing Company (UK) Limited Tower Brewery N UK-E-IN-11453 GB000000000000135 District Energy Limited Bridgwater Generating Plant N UK-E-IN-11482 GB000000000000802 Hinton Perry & Davenhill Ltd Hinton Perry and Davenhill Ltd N UK-E-IN-11485 GB000000000000162 Naylor Drainage Ltd Naylor Drainage N UK-E-IN-11529 GB000000000000199 South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust James Cook University Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11542 GB000000000000899 Nestlé Purina Petcare (UK) Ltd Nestle Purina Wisbech Boiler House N UK-E-IN-11547 GB000000000000214 United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust Lincoln County Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11559 GB000000000000948 ArjoWiggins Chartham Ltd Chartham Paper Mill N UK-E-IN-11563 GB000000000000954 Carlton Main Brickworks Limited Carlton Main Brickworks Limited N UK-E-IN-11576 GB000000000000986 Ahlstrom-Munksjö Chirnside Limited Ahlstrom-Munksjö Chirnside Limited N UK-E-IN-11590 GB000000000000253 Basildon & Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Trust Basildon Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11591 GB000000000000254 Cheshire Brickmakers Ltd Cheshire Brickmakers Ltd N UK-E-IN-11593 GB000000000000994 Billerudkorsnas Beetham Ltd Billerudkorsnas Beetham Ltd N UK-E-IN-11596 GB000000000000260 Bloomsbury Heat & Power Limited Bloomsbury Heat & Power N UK-E-IN-11600 GB000000000000982 Sheffield Forgemasters Steel Limited Sheffield Forgemasters Steel Melting Shop N UK-E-IN-11602 GB000000000001001 Hollingsworth & Vose Co Ltd Hollingsworth & Vose Co Ltd N UK-E-IN-11603 GB000000000000275 United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust Pilgrim Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11606 GB000000000000999 Northcot Brick Ltd Northcot Brick Ltd N UK-E-IN-11617 GB000000000000811 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Aldridge N UK-E-IN-11618 GB000000000000812 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Ashdown N UK-E-IN-11619 GB000000000000813 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Atlas N UK-E-IN-11620 GB000000000000814 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Birtley N UK-E-IN-11621 GB000000000000815 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Cattybrook N UK-E-IN-11622 GB000000000000816 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Chailey N UK-E-IN-11623 GB000000000000817 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Chesterton N UK-E-IN-11625 GB000000000000820 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Ellistown N UK-E-IN-11626 GB000000000000824 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Laybrook N UK-E-IN-11629 GB000000000000827 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Nostell N UK-E-IN-11631 GB000000000000830 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Ravenhead N UK-E-IN-11632 GB000000000000832 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - South Holmwood N Page 1 of 11 Article 27 and 27a scheme UK-E-IN-11634 GB000000000000834 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - Throckley N UK-E-IN-11635 GB000000000000835 Ibstock Brick Ltd Ibstock Brick Ltd - West Hoathly N UK-E-IN-11641 GB000000000000290 Michelmersh Brick & Tile Co Ltd Michelmersh Brick & Tile Works N UK-E-IN-11642 GB000000000000292 Michelmersh Brick UK Ltd Blockleys Brickworks N UK-E-IN-11644 GB000000000000881 Weidmann Whiteley Limited Weidmann Whiteley Limited N UK-E-IN-11647 GB000000000000297 SSE Generation Limited Bromley Princess Royal Hospital Energy Centre Y UK-E-IN-11661 GB000000000000316 SSE Generation Limited Chippenham Power Station N UK-E-IN-11671 GB000000000000329 Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Aintree University Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11691 GB000000000001007 Rolls-Royce Plc Rolls-Royce PCF Wilmore Road N UK-E-IN-11703 GB000000000000360 Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust City Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11707 GB000000000000723 Veolia Energy & Utility Services UK PLC Energy Centre - Freeman Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11709 GB000000000000889 Veolia Energy & Utility Services UK PLC Energy Centre - Lanxess Solutions Ltd N UK-E-IN-11716 GB000000000000722 Veolia Energy & Utility Services UK PLC Energy Centre - Royal Liverpool University Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11717 GB000000000000380 Ministry of Defence Royal Military Academy Sandhurst N UK-E-IN-11723 GB000000000000389 The Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust New Cross Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11724 GB000000000000393 University Hospital Birmingham NHS Trust Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre Y UK-E-IN-11725 GB000000000000868 Solvay Solutions UK Limited Oldbury Boilerhouse N UK-E-IN-11729 GB000000000000401 Hull & East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust Hull & East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust Y UK-E-IN-11730 GB000000000000402 The Natural History Museum Central Boilerhouse - District Heating N UK-E-IN-11734 GB000000000000721 Veolia Energy & Utility Services UK PLC Energy Centre - Royal Victoria Infirmary Y UK-E-IN-11735 GB000000000000408 GlaxoSmithKline plc GlaxoSmithKline plc N UK-E-IN-11746 GB000000000000418 Glaxo Operations UK Limited GlaxoSmithKline, Barnard Castle N UK-E-IN-11748 GB000000000000420 The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust St James Hospital (excluding CHP) Y UK-E-IN-11751 GB000000000000990 Preston Board and Packaging Limited Preston Board & Packaging Ltd N UK-E-IN-11754 GB000000000000426 East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust Eastbourne District General Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11770 GB000000000000445 Guys and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Trust St. Thomas' Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11771 GB000000000000446 Guys and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Trust Guys Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11775 GB000000000000452 Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Northern General Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11776 GB000000000000453 Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Royal Hallamshire Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11778 GB000000000000456 Bolton NHS Foundation Trust Royal Bolton Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11780 GB000000000000460 University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust Southwell Street Boiler House Y UK-E-IN-11786 GB000000000000472 Interserve (Facilities Management) Ltd Russells Hall Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11787 GB000000000000473 Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust Y UK-E-IN-11790 GB000000000000475 Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Y UK-E-IN-11791 GB000000000000477 University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust Southampton General Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11792 GB000000000000977 Greene King Brewing and Retailing Ltd Westgate Brewery N Page 2 of 11 Article 27 and 27a scheme UK-E-IN-11796 GB000000000000491 SI Group - UK, Ltd SI Group - UK, Ltd - Four Ashes N UK-E-IN-11798 GB000000000000496 Addenbrookes NHS Trust Addenbrookes CESU Y UK-E-IN-11807 GB000000000000509 York Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust York Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11808 GB000000000000513 University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust Y UK-E-IN-11809 GB000000000000514 York University Energy Supply Company Limited University of York N UK-E-IN-11810 GB000000000000516 Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust Salford Royal Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11811 GB000000000000521 Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Doncaster Royal Infirmary Boiler House Y UK-E-IN-11814 GB000000000000526 Barking, Havering and Redbridge Hospitals NHS Trust King George Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11816 GB000000000000529 Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust John Radcliffe Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11817 GB000000000000530 North Bristol NHS Trust North Bristol NHS Trust - Southmead Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11821 GB000000000000533 Stansted Airport Limited Stansted Airport N UK-E-IN-11824 GB000000000000539 East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust Royal Blackburn Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11825 GB000000000001055 Pirelli Tyres Ltd Pirelli Tyres - Carlisle N UK-E-IN-11826 GB000000000000540 The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust North Manchester General Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11827 GB000000000000541 Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Chelsea & Westminster Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11828 GB000000000000542 Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Y UK-E-IN-11836 GB000000000000557 Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust Royal Free Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11841 GB000000000000961 Wienerberger Limited Todhills Brickworks N UK-E-IN-11843 GB000000000000963 Wienerberger Limited Denton Brickworks N UK-E-IN-11846 GB000000000000968 Wienerberger Limited SMEED DEAN BRICKWORKS N UK-E-IN-11847 GB000000000000969 Wienerberger Limited Ewhurst Brickworks N UK-E-IN-11853 GB000000000000755 Diageo Great Britain Limited Diageo Runcorn Packaging N UK-E-IN-11854 GB000000000000567 St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust St Georges Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11860 GB000000000000738 Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Kingston Hospital Engineering Services Y UK-E-IN-11861 GB000000000000773 Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Stoke Mandeville Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11865 GB000000000000766 County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust Darlington Memorial Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11872 GB000000000000778 Serco Limited Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital Y UK-E-IN-11880 GB000000000000972 Glatfelter Lydney, Ltd Lydney Paper Mill N UK-E-IN-11893 GB000000000000259 Sterling Pharma Solutions Ltd Sterling Pharma Solutions Ltd N UK-E-IN-11895
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