Green Combined Power
Andrew Moore
Andrew Moore is the Managing Director and owner of Green Combined Power, bringing more than 18 years of specialist experience in Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems.
With an engineering background and a lifelong passion for solving technical challenges, Andrew joined Green Combined Power in 2007. Over nearly two decades he has worked across every aspect of the business, from fault diagnosis and engine overhauls to major installation projects, energy management and long-term customer support. This breadth of experience has given him an in-depth understanding of both the technical and commercial challenges faced by CHP operators.
Andrew has built a reputation for providing practical, no-nonsense engineering solutions, helping customers maximise plant reliability, efficiency and profitability.
Following the successful transition to company ownership in 2025, Andrew is leading Green Combined Power into its next chapter. His vision is to build on the company’s strong reputation while investing in new technologies, expanding its engineering capabilities, and continuing to provide the responsive, specialist service that customers have relied upon for many years.
Today, Andrew continues to work closely with customers and the engineering team, ensuring Green Combined Power remains a trusted partner for CHP operation, maintenance, optimisation, and complete turnkey projects.
David Fleming
David travelled extensively throughout the world for 20 years as a commissioning engineer for power plant. In the early 1990’s he moved to Cummins Power-generation Ltd. His duties included overseeing the installation of power generation equipment globally as well as commissioning. He later moved within Cummins to their large engine facility as Commissioning manager.
David’s last employer was Nedalo UK, a leader in the field of medium sized Combined heat and power generation. With his in-depth knowledge of gas engines, he was selected as a product specialist, commissioning and troubleshooting tri-generation plant in both the UK and Europe.
David Owen
David joined the Royal Navy as an electrical engineering Artificer reaching the rank of Senior NCO. He served aboard several conventionally powered submarines.
David acquired a variety of engineering skills after leaving Military service. He joined Nedalo UK, a well-respected Combined Heat and Power provider and part of TXU when it began its UK operations. During his 11 years at Nedalo, he became Area Manager for the North of England and eventually became responsible for all embedded generation throughout the whole of England.
When TXU withdrew to Texas in 2002 Dave became a co-founder and director of Green Combined Power and acted as trouble-shooter assisting all his managers with technical problems. David lost his battle with cancer on 25th February 2020 which was a great loss to his family, friends, and all at GCP.
