Award Recipients

RJM International is proud to be a recipient of The King’s Award for International Trade, which recognises the considerable growth in export sales that the company has achieved over the last three years.

Based in Winchester, Hampshire, with regional offices in Cork, Ireland; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Singapore; and Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, RJM is a specialist, global provider of products and services focused on the energy sector.

Its wide-ranging capabilities are centred on reducing carbon emissions, harmful pollutants and improving the overall performance of all types of combustion plant. RJM’s customers include large utility-scale power stations, smaller biomass-fired or Energy from Waste power plants as well as industrial sites, including steelworks, refineries, sugar processors, paper mills and district heating schemes.

No matter what the fuel, the firing configuration or the size of the plant, RJM will develop an innovative, engineering-based solution that enables the plant to operate more reliably and efficiently, with greater MWe outputs and yet combine those uplifts with reduced emissions of NOx, dust, CO – and increasingly CO2.

Today, as generators and energy users are implementing strategies to achieve low-to-zero emissions of CO2, they frequently need external support to enable them to do so.

For example, RJM is working in the USA and Spain enabling power plants to convert from coal to gas, using its newly designed and engineered RJM Ultra-Low NOx CleanAir Burners™. These burners are ‘hydrogen-enabled’ to ensure additional plant longevity.

In Turkey, Asia-Pacific and Australia, RJM is providing technologies and products to enable conventional coal-fired plants to operate more efficiently with lower emissions. In addition, in Malaysia, RJM is providing coal-to-biomass conversion knowledge to enable generators to replace a proportion of their input fuel with biomass. This is technically challenging but delivers a significant reduction in carbon emissions.

In Kosovo, RJM is part of a consortium to reduce emissions at that country’s only major power plant. Firing lignite, the plant is a significant polluter, but RJM technology and engineering expertise is now bringing emissions down to EU limits and increasing the generating output of the plant.