Rhodesia

The Rhodesia project is a joint venture with Victory Hill, a specialist investment firm targeting direct investments in global energy infrastructure that support the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

This first-of-its-kind project is being developed under Landmark Power Holdings’ FLEXPOWER PLUS™ concept, designed for flexible power generation using natural gas engines, with enhanced energy efficiency and carbon capture technology.

The Rhodesia site is located in North Nottinghamshire, near Worksop, and has an electrical capacity of 10 MW. Additional capacity will be sold through a private wire power supply to local businesses, aiming to support vehicle charging stations.

Construction started in March 2022 and the start of power production is projected for Q3 2024 with the full CO2 capture from Q4 2024.

For the development of the Rhodesia project LMPH and Victory Hill have partnered with global industrial groups such as Mitsubishi Turboden S.p.A., MTU Rolls-Royce Solutions UK, ASCO CARBON DIOXIDE LTD, Climeon.

Unlocking Tomorrow’s Energy Today

 

With this unfiltered timelapse video we invite you behind the scenes, revealing the reality of engineering powers at work in the systematic evolution of RPLs decarbonised flexible power generation and carbon capture plant. Watch the video to follow how the vision is transformed into reality.

News And Media Coverage

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BBC’s East Midlands Today visited at the Rhodesia site

In October 2024, BBC’s East Midlands Today visited our Rhodesia site with their environmental correspondent Sally Bowman, interviewing our project leaders to explore the innovative steps Landmark Power Holdings is taking toward clean and efficient energy. Click the video for the full segment.  

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Carbon Capture World Article, Rhodesia Project

The UK’s first high efficiency power plant connected with ASCO carbon capturing equipment is currently under construction in Rhodesia, Worksop, in Nottinghamshire. Click here to read the article  

Bassetlaw MP Brendan Clarke-Smith visit LMPH Rhodesia Carbon Capture Power Plant picture

Bassetlaw MP Brendan Clarke-Smith visit LMPH Rhodesia Carbon Capture Power Plant

Article published 24th Jan 2023 in Worksop Guardian New sustainable £28mil carbon capture power plant will bring energy security to Worksop Construction is underway for a new 10 MW power plant in Rhodesia which will support the UK’s move to net zero. Read more about Bassetlaw MP Brendan Clarke-Smiths visit to LMPHs Rhodesia Carbon Capture…

From Brownfield to Build: Rhodesia’s Progress from Above

 

Follow our journey from brownfield beginnings to near-completion. This series of drone images captures each stage of the construction, highlighting our progress with every milestone.