Award-winning British company, Clearfleau, UK market leaders in industrial anaerobic digestion (AD) for on-site renewable energy generation, reveals energy output results for its plant built for leading food sector client, global food and beverage supplier Nestlé, one year after commissioning.

The on-site bio-energy plant was designed and built by Clearfleau for Nestlé's Fawdon confectionery factory, near Newcastle. The financial and environmental benefits from Clearfleau's plant are contributing to Nestlé's efforts to develop environmentally-sustainable manufacturing at Fawdon, as a beacon site for the overall organisation.

The Minus 7 hybrid energy harvester is an new, innovative and highly effective renewable energy system that provides hot water and heating for buildings. It’s up to 60% cheaper to run than a gas boiler helping to future-proof against the rising cost of fuel in line with government strategy to provide low carbon solutions and affordable warmth.

Viridor is delighted to confirm that its Ardley Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) has successfully synchronised with the National Grid.

This significant advance in the commissioning process is one of the final steps to be put in place before the site becomes fully operational later this year.

The UK’s leading manufacturer of ground source heat pumps has added another innovative solution to its award-winning product range for communal dwellings in the shape of the 6kW Shoebox Twin.

Kensa’s latest product is an evolution of the award winning 3kW Shoebox heat pump – and it’s packing some big punches in a small footprint. The 6kW Twin boasts a greater capacity and heat output than its sibling Shoebox 3kW,but crucially is still capable of being sited within tight spaces inside a dwelling. And through the use of twin compressors delivers domestic space and water heating to larger new build and retrofit well insulated retrofit apartments and medium sized houses.