saltend造句

• BP Saltend ( in A63 and Hessle.
• The British Petroleum chemical works at Saltend uses condensates from the gas refining process and is a major employer in the area.
• Sirius is a unique partnership established by BP Chemicals at Saltend, Hull, investing in the economic future of the local area.
• Entergy Corp . agreed Thursday to sell its power plant at Saltend, England, to Calpine Corp . for about $ 800 million.
• The plant would supply BP Chemicals with electricity and steam at its Saltend complex near Hull, with the remaining electricity sold to other customers.
• Sirius business manager Alan Gordon-Freeman comments,  Our aims are to help to create sustainable businesses in the'drive to work'area of Saltend.
• Other attacks on East Yorkshire were on the outskirts of Hull and included the fist daylight raid on British soil at the Saltend oil terminal and the attack on the Blackburn Aircraft factory at Preston.
• The plant, it said, " will significantly lower our energy costs " at the Saltend site, which is over 370 acres in size and the biggest producer of acetic acid in Europe.
• The plant, BP said, " will significantly lower our energy costs " at the Saltend site, which is over 370 acres in size and the biggest producer of acetic acid in Europe.
• The strikes escalated on 18 June, with walkouts at Drax Power Station and Eggborough Power Station in Yorkshire and Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station in Nottinghamshire, BP Saltend, and the BOC oxygen plant at Scunthorpe.
• At the beginning of the Second World War, in 1939, ten primary targets had been identified in Hull : three near Stoneferry, the water works, gas works, Sculcoates power station, the oil refinery ( Saltend ) and the six docks.
• All of the pumps have been available for pumping water from the drain since 2006, when pumping of sewage was discontinued following the commissioning of Saltend Waste Water Treatment Works, and the deep level sewer that connects it to Hull's sewerage system.
• In the interwar period industry was developed on the north bank of the Humber in out of town locations : at petroleum refining at Salt End ( BP Saltend ); smelting and cement manufacture at Melton ( Capper Pass and the Brough ( Blackburn Aeroplane & Motor Company, later British Aerospace ).
• An air raid on the oil depot east of Hull at Saltend caused serious fire owing to ruptured fuel-storage tanks and five men were honoured with the George Medal for their bravery in containing the fire : two firemen : Jack Owen, and Clifford Turner; and three Saltend workers : George Archibald Howe, George Samuel Sewell, and William Sigsworth.
• An air raid on the oil depot east of Hull at Saltend caused serious fire owing to ruptured fuel-storage tanks and five men were honoured with the George Medal for their bravery in containing the fire : two firemen : Jack Owen, and Clifford Turner; and three Saltend workers : George Archibald Howe, George Samuel Sewell, and William Sigsworth.
• By the 1920s a footbridge close to the outfall of the Hedon stream had been built, crossing to Salt End; by the second half of the century the footbridge was no long extant, but a road had been built ( " Paull Road " ) running roughly northwest, with a bridge crossing over the haven, and joining the main Hull to Hedon road north of Saltend.
• The plant, at Saltend near Hull, Yorkshire, would give the San Jose, Calif ., company its first real presence on the global energy scene, providing it with both a chance to diversify beyond North America and an ability to meet expectations of 40 percent earnings growth during the coming years, analyst { ve rC " It's really intended to sustain Calpine's growth and to take the basic strategy that we've successfully crafted for the U . S . market into other markets, " said Peter Camp, a vice president of business develw for the company.