Monodraught enters German market

11 October, 2010

Monodraught, Windcatcher, Sunpipe, natural ventilation

Monodraught has opened an office at Hanover to market its range of natural-daylight and ventilation systems in Germany. Jens Heuer (right in picture with Monodraught managing director Tony Cull) has been appointed technical sales consultant and will work with export manager Pedro Millan to continue to develop Monodraught sales in this key European market.

Jens Heuer says, ‘2020 is the 10th anniversary of Germany’s Renewable Energy Act, which has helped cover 10% of the country’s total energy consumption using alternative energy sources. I believe there is a real opportunity for the Windcatcher, Sunpipe and Cool-phase systems.’

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