Following up from their success at the Merseyside Innovation Awards and Liverpool Echo Green Champions Awards, Extreme Low Energy (ELe) are winning again, this time at this year’s Energy Institute Awards.
ELe’s provides DC micro-grid systems for schools, which typically run on 70% less energy than existing technologies and, when combined with the firm’s patented battery systems, the combined solution allows for the most efficient adoption of alternative energy solutions, eliminating the need for mains electricity and allowing customers to operate either partially or fully off-grid.
The business, which recently moved to new headquarters in Greenwood Business Centre, Skelmersdale was presented with the 2017 Energy Institute Innovation Award by England Rugby Union World Cup winner, Matt Dawson MBE at the ceremony on 9 November at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, London.
“We’re delighted and proud to have received this significant award for innovation and recognition from the Energy Institute, having beaten strong competition from the UK, Canada and the Middle East.”
Mark Buchanan, Founder and Owner of Extreme Low Energy
Well done Extreme Low Energy!