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Low carbon heat pumps at The Open University
ENER-G supplied the The Open University in Milton Keynes with the UK's largest closed loop ground source gas absorption heat pump installation.
News from Buildingtalk, 6 October 2011
ENER-G innovative lighting system
An innovative lighting system that cuts electricity bills and reduces carbon emissions by as much as 50 per cent has been launched by sustainable power business ENER-G.
News from Buildingtalk, 2 December 2008
UK first advanced thermal conversion waste plant
For the first time in the UK, advanced thermal conversion technology has been applied to a UK waste stream at the Energos gasification plant on the Isle of Wight.
News from Buildingtalk, 11 November 2008
Energy efficient technology can make a difference
Proven energy efficient technology that can transform environmental and cost performance is being sidelined says sustainable power group ENER-G.
News from Buildingtalk, 15 October 2008
ENER-G acquires second Hungarian enterprise
Sustainable energy technology company ENER-G plc has acquired a second Hungarian business for an undisclosed sum.
News from Buildingtalk, 18 August 2008
Next Generation powers cost and carbon savings
Leisure group Next Generation will save GBP900,000 and cut carbon emissions by 16,060 tonnes annually following a major green energy deal with UK-based cogeneration specialist Ener-g.
News from Buildingtalk, 8 August 2008
Waste project wins prestigious renewables award
Pioneering energy from waste business ENERGOS, part of ENER-G Plc, has won a British Renewable Energy Award for its innovative development of the UK's first gasification plant to operate from waste.
News from Buildingtalk, 1 August 2008
ROC accreditation to first UK gasification project
The first application of advanced thermal conversion technology to a UK waste stream has been awarded preliminary ROC accreditation by Ofgem.
News from Buildingtalk, 1 August 2008
Energos AS to make green energy from waste
Norwegian company Energos AS, a subsidiary of UK-based Ener-g Holdings, has been awarded a contract to supply an 80,000 tonne per annum energy from waste plant to Hafslund Heat and Infrastructure AS.
News from Buildingtalk, 19 March 2008
Combined heat and power in the green capitol
CHP technology in London will enable the UK's tallest residential building to generate its own heat and electricity on site, helping to reduce energy bills and shrink its carbon footprint.
News from Buildingtalk, 12 February 2008
'Green' electricity from harmful landfill gas
Ener-g wins major contract to generate 'green' electricity from harmful landfill gas for the City Council of Johannesburg in South Africa.
News from Buildingtalk, 29 January 2008
ENER-G group acquires Switch2
Sustainable energy technology business ENER-G has acquired energy metering and control specialist Switch2 Energy Solutions for an undisclosed sum.
News from Buildingtalk, 9 January 2008
Ener-g green power for South Africa
Up to 1,900 homes in a South African city are set to plug into 'green' electricity generated by sustainable power technology from Ener-g in conjunction with their Energy Systems.
News from Buildingtalk, 9 January 2008
Ener-g shortlisted for prestigious national award
Unique energy management service from sustainable technology company Ener-g Efficiency has been shortlisted for the National Energy Efficiency Awards 2007.
News from Buildingtalk, 18 October 2007
New virtual energy manager makes saving easy
Ener-g Efficiency launched Virtual Energy Manager, which links automatic meter reading and a building energy management system for the first time, to provide guaranteed energy savings of around 30%.
News from Buildingtalk, 10 October 2007
Royal seal of approval for CHP
Combined heat and power (CHP) has gained the Royal seal of approval as an energy efficient technology after being used at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle to cut carbon emissions by 2818 tonnes.
News from Buildingtalk, 4 July 2007
UK build 'first' green energy from waste plant
Isle of Wight residents will be the first in the UK to benefit from pioneering government-backed technology that enables the creation of green energy from waste.
News from Buildingtalk, 25 May 2007
Fears hampering drive for energy efficiency
ENER-G can deliver savings of 25-30% but some still believe it is all too good to be true.
News from Buildingtalk, 18 April 2007
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