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What delegates say about our events
“The Envirolink Grid Connection course was absolutely first rate for me, well balanced, presented, and gave me the insight I was looking for. It could not have been better.”
Ian Trow, Managing Director, Energy & Automation Group Limited
"An excellent event, well organised and a really good use of time. It's not every sales day that you can get in front of four potential buyers in an afternoon."
Dr Peter Bullivant, Managing Director, Isothane Ltd
"I found the ‘Meet the Supplier’ event really useful and had the opportunity to meet some well chosen local companies. I made good contacts and have already given several of the contractors the opportunity to tender for upcoming projects. I look forward to the next one!"
Cameron Smith, Facility Services and Energy Officer, Hyndburn Borough Council
Events
Connecting Renewables to the Grid - Practical Workshop
Is grid connection a barrier for installing your renewable energy project?
Envirolink has developed a practical course to build your knowledge of grid connection. Ensuring you posess a thorough yet practical understanding of the grid connection process will be key to maximising your competitive position.
You should attend if you:
- Are installing renewable energy technologies
- Are managing renewable energy installations
- Are providing consultancy to renewable energy projects
- Run a renewable energy business.
For further information on this course please click here.
Solar PV Special Interest Group
The Group will discuss the feasibility of forming a solar PV consortium for the purpose of tendering for contracts. The group will also examine the FiT Phase 1 consultation response from DECC and discuss the implications of this and the proposals in the FiT phase 2 consultation. If you have any suggestions for agenda items, please contact Gareth Bennett: g.bennett@envirolink.co.uk or the Chair – Stephen Waterworth: s.d.waterworth@salford.ac.uk. A full agenda will be circulated prior to the meeting.
Anaerobic Digestion: The Potential in Scotland
This event will explore the opportunities in Scotland from the development of Anaerobic Digestion (AD) and showcase a range of industries that can benefit from this expanding sector. Distillers, food and drink manufacturers, farmers and others would benefit from the event.
Topics include:
AD case studies
Scotland's competitive advantages
Renewable Heat Incentive and its impact on businesses
Finance and funding.
Speakers include:
Natural Power, Scottish Renewables, Clarke Energy, NNFCC, Cleurfleu, Envirolink and Semple Fraser.
Day 1- Conference and exhibition
Day 2 - Site visit
Further information on this event can be found here.
Material Recycling Facilities: Updating Technology - Which Route to Take?
MRFs have a key role to play in the creation of high quality/high value recyclate streams that can be used as feedstock materials by a range of industries. However, does the technology used in the process make a difference on the quality of material produced?
Envirolink is holding this topical event to debate this question of mechanical sorting versus hand picking between key players in the industry, so that delegates can get a better understanding of the requirements for material recycling.
For further information on this event, please click here.
If you are an Envirolink member you are eligible for a discount on this event. Please make sure you log in and then register to receive your discount.
SRF: Fuelling the Future
This year’s Landfill Tax rise to £64 per tonne plus disposal charge means that sending waste to landfill is becoming an uneconomical option. In a climate where customers are looking to get the best deal possible on their waste disposal costs, recycling and waste companies are under pressure to find alternatives to landfill. Solid recovered fuel (SRF) or refuse derived fuel (RDF) offers a potential to utilise the combustible fraction of waste as a fuel within the energy, combined heat and power (CHP) and cement industries.
This event provides an introduction to SRF markets in the UK and Europe; testing standards and protocols; best practice refinement equipment; the perspectives of end users and case study examples.
Further information on this event will be available soon.