E.ON chooses the Evinox heat interface unit

01 December, 2011

E.ON is moving in to the supply of communal heat networks and has chosen Evinox as its preferred supplier for heat interface units — a key part of such systems. Jeremy Bungey, head of community energy in E.ON’s sustainable-energy business commented, ‘Customer service is paramount to E.ON, and we believe that the Evinox heat interface unit provides the best solution for heat customers within our community energy projects.’

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