Ecoliving winners of 'Installer of the Year 2012' at the Micropower Council Awards
Ecoliving, the micro-renewable energy installer, was among the winners at the Micropower Council Awards which were announced last night (10 October) at a special black-tie gala dinner.
- Burlington, NC (1888PressRelease) November 09, 2012 - The ceremony took place at nextgen at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire with the awards designed to highlight the achievements of the microgeneration industry over the past year.
Ecoliving won the 'Installer of the Year' award. For this award the judges were looking for an installer organisation that could demonstrate commercial success and a positive impact on the sector as well as a clear and compelling vision for paving the way to mass market microgeneration.
Ecoliving founder and director, Mark Henderson commented, "we are delighted to receive this recognition of the hard work by everyone across the Ecoliving network in accelerating the adoption of microgeneration in the UK since 2004 and our vision for the future of microgeneration delivery."
Some of the winners in other categories were Howard Johns of Southern Solar, Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin, Windhager, British Gas, National Energy Action and Alan Whitehead MP who received the 'Political Leadership Award'.
"The calibre of all of the finalists and winners serves to remind us about the level of excellence delivered by individuals, businesses and local authorities working in the UK and reminds us that innovation continues to be a key driver in the microgeneration industry," said Dave Sowden, Chief Executive of the Micropower Council.
Caption: "Ecoliving founder and director, Mark Henderson, receiving the award from Dave Sowden, CEO Micropower Council and Alan Whitehead, MP."
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Ecoliving
Ecoliving was established in 2004 and has been a major force in accelerating the adoption of on-site renewable energy across the UK. There are 17 Ecoliving offices around the country with advisors working with householders and organisations locally and helping them reduce energy bills using technologies like pellet boilers, ground and air source heat pumps, solar thermal panels, solar PV and wind.
The Micropower Council
The Micropower Council represents companies and organisations active in the microgeneration sector and
campaigns on behalf of its members for a genuine mass market for small scale, low and zero carbon
electricity and heat generating technologies.
For Further Detail about renewable heat incentive and ground source heat pump please visit our website.
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