MCS certification for Ener-G

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Ener-G Ground Source Solutions has achieved MCS certification (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) for its expertise in delivering renewable heat-pump technology. The company acquired this ground-source heat-pump business from its previous owners in April 2008 and has achieved the MCS certification as the result of strategic organisational changes and the recruitment of a specialist technical team.

Managing director Paul Burley said, ‘Our highly trained staff has a wide variety of experience and technical expertise, enabling us to deliver our services to a truly extensive spectrum of clients. Our systems are cost effective in both the short and longer terms, and our durable ground loops have a life-space of some 40 years.

‘Turnkey delivery of individual heat-pump projects hinges on our unique in-house resources, that include a specialist design team, our own drilling rigs, drilling technicians, mechanical installers and project managers.’

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