Next Generation of Wind Turbines
Encouraged by the government’s new feed-in tariffs, FuturEnergy, best known to date for its 1KW micro wind turbines, is set to launch the next generation of wind turbines. The company will be exhibiting at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show 18 – 21st March at the NEC, where it is understood it will be launching a 10KW super-efficient turbine, complete with a unique intelligent monitoring and control system, integral battery charging and feed-in facility. FuturEnergy has focussed on the micro domestic market for the last four years, and is reported to have sold over 3000 of its acclaimed 1KW turbines in 12, 24 and 48V versions. The introduction of the 10KW option will certainly be of great interest to house builders, developers and small commercial sites seeking a total wind energy solution.
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Gledhill Expansion Increases Customer Satisfaction
storage space we are able to hold more stock at our Blackpool factory, including slim-line versions of the stainless unvented and a range of cylinders suitable for use with heat pumps.”
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Gledhill Building Products
has recently expanded its Blackpool factory. The company has added a brand new mezzanine floor to the Blackpool site, which is one of its 16 manufacturing centres based across the UK. Lynne Porter, operations director at Gledhill Building Products, commented: “The extra space we have generated has really benefited our customer service. With increased
Geberit Showcases Roof and Drainage Systems
Geberit will be contributing to Europe’s biggest green building exhibition with a full package of products and services. Protection of the environment is extremely important to Geberit and every stage of manufacture of all its products are fully traceable, proving Geberit’s commitment to manufacturer accountability and the company’s green credentials. Since 2002 the company has been included in the Dow Jones Sustainability index, making it one of Europe’s leading lights in sustainability. Geberit was also the winner of the Green Supplier of the Year award in 2007’s Green Construction Awards.
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Tel: 0800 077 8365 www.geberit.co.uk
Grundfos Raise the Pressure
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Tel: 01525 775402 www.grundfos.co.uk
A pressurised hot and cold system served by a Grundfos pressure boosting pump can satisfy the most demanding of requirements. Grundfos boosting products range from simple on/off controlled single pumps with or without integral water storage tank to variable speed constant pressure packaged sets for high spec installations. From the stainless steel UPA 15-90N, which can boost pressure to one or two outlets and typically adds 0.5 – 0.75 bar to the incoming pressure, to the brand new Max-E Boost a cost effective packaged set for larger properties, Grundfos have the solution.
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