The programme announced by the East Midlands-based company will make its experts available to give help and advice to installers. They will also offer detailed information on how businesses and organisations can benefit from the latest biomass boiler technology.
The Rural Energy team has experience in installing in excess of 116MW to the UK to date, more than 500 commercial systems across the country.
The programme, which will run across the UK during the next year, will start with a June webinar and two free July breakfast seminars.
Biomass for the Built Environment – Adaptive Solutions for Inner City Developments will take place at 8am Tuesday July 2 at the Birmingham National Motorcycle Museum. It will be hosted by Alex Pickering, a business development manager at Rural Energy.
For more details and to register for the event, which also includes complementary admission to the museum, contact louise.young@myriadceg.com.
The second breakfast seminar will take place at the Building Centre in Central London on Wednesday July 10, starting at 8am.
The theme of this event is Biomass Applications for the Urban Landscape and it will be led by Matt Scully, Rural Energy’s South East business development manager. For more details and to register for the event contact louise.young@myriadceg.com.
A third Rural Energy expert will be on hand with information and to answer questions at a webinar on Wednesday June 26th at 2pm. The event is entitled Sustainable Design Utilising Biomass Technology and during it Julian Marris will discuss important site requirements and design considerations.
This free webinar lasts for an hour and Julian will also be discussing the importance of design and technical support, solid fuel choices and Herz biomass boiler capacities and systems. To register go to https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8310378613866464512.
Paul Clark, managing director of Midlands-based Rural Energy, said: “We hope people will come away from the events with a clearer understanding of the technology and how it is implemented, as well as what to consider when designing a project.
“Our aim is to give consultants, construction specialists and all those interested in biomass heating a valuable insight into biomass and what it can deliver for them.”