Heat-pump installer wins second major award

08 July, 2009

Matthew Evans of Azure Natural Energy Systems wins his second Heat Pump Award in as many years.

Azure Natural Energy Systems has notched up its second Heat Pump Award. The company, which is an approved installer of Dimplex heat pumps, won the installer of the year award, adding to its success last year as joint winner of the non-domestic installation of the year category.

Over the last year, Azure has carried out a diverse range of installations, including social housing, schools and large-scale air-source schemes.

The company offers ‘cradle-to-grave’ ownership of projects, including the complex designs required for communal installations. The company is also taking part in the Energy Saving Trust’s field trial of heat pumps to ensure the technology has the performance credentials to take the industry forward.

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