Applied Energy and Stokvis celebrate 30 years of innovation

Applied Energy, Stokvis

Geoff Peters’ Applied Energy building services consultancy was founded in 1988 and has been working with Stokvis Energy Systems for 30 years.

Over the last three decades, this collaboration has included numerous installations of the Econoplate plate heat exchangers, Stokvis booster sets, prepackaged boiler plant, and straightforward replacement of standard efficiency boilers with advanced, fully modulating models such as the Stokvis Evolution range.

Not only have the boilers, plate heat exchangers and other products supplied by Stokvis proved themselves to offer extended working lives and low maintenance, but the manufacturer continues to improve its designs and component build quality.

Coupled with initiatives such as BIM, it can be expected that the excellent consultant/supplier relationship forged between Applied Energy and Stokvis Energy Systems will continue to deliver benefits for clients well into the future.

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