Hoval offers low-carbon training in new training centre

10 September, 2009

Hoval’s newly created training centre at the Centre of Renewable Energy in Nottinghamshire is an advanced facility for specifiers and installers of low-carbon technologies, as well as for end users.

Equipped with fully functional biomass boilers, solar equipment, high-efficiency condensing boilers and heat pumps, the centre combines hands-on and classroom training. Training modules include full commissioning, servicing, fault finding and systems training.

The centre is a joint investment by Hoval and biomass fuel supplier Strawsons Energy, aided by a grant from the East Midlands Development Agency.

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