Introducing EnviroTech Energy Station

A solution for the Construction Industry and others.

The capital cost of an Energy Station can be largely offset by the cost saving detailed below.
In addition, it may be possible to embed the Energy Station into your client project infrastructure, and charge it to the client accordingly as part of the final operating energy package, providing the client with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and transferring the associated Green Energy credentials to the finished building or project.

1- Grid connection- Possible reduction in cost by negotiating day / night, or graduated tariffs, then charging at cheapest option.


2- Daytime energy costs significantly reduced by using stored energy from the Energy Station, bought at a cheap rate.


3- Flexibility of supply- We supply a base load Energy Station.You only use what you need month on month through your build. As you need more power we give you more, when you don't need it you don't pay for it. Energy Stations are progressively connectable to provide more energy as required.


4- Green credentials- Promote to your clients that your using green energy, via Solar charging & a Green supply tarif.


5- No Noise issues or local complaints by not using diesel Generators.


6. Zero diesel costs. (supply, access, tank, Health & Safety, spill risk, Insurance, etc)


7- No generators on site thus reducing Carbon footprint and emissions.


8. Meet Corporate Social responsibility, and Environment requirements for restricted zones or operations.


9. Reduced Air pollution / Can be Ultra Low Emission Zone compliant for London. Bristol & Birmingham when these are implemented.


10. Reduced site insurance costs and risk, without large quantities of diesel on site.


11. The ability to promote to your prospective clients your commitment to CO2 reduction and the environment, could have significant impact on tendering for new contracts, giving you that winning edge!


12. Once your build is complete simply take it to the next site, or we will do it for you.


With this range of assorted benefits, your Envirotech Energy Station could become a profit centre in its own right, with sundry associated Green Credential and P.R benefits both for your business and the clients building or project.


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Energy Monitoring

The idea here is to eliminate avoidable waste while ensuring that all energy needs are met, thus increasing the overall energy efficiency and staying within the planned expenditure range. In some cases, companies can slash their energy bills by up to 40% by implementing simple measures such as optimisation of the heating system.

EnviroTech's primary business objectives

To identify grid connection opportuniies with competitive costs, and associated sites, and bring these to a ´Ready to build´ state by obtaining planning permissions and securing the grid connection and other permissions. With the intention to own and operate these sites.

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News

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Green Exporting: United Arab Emirates
This article focuses on the potential for green trade between the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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The Thin Shoots of Green Growth
The United Kingdom has made considerable progress in decarbonizing the generation of electricity in recent decades. State intervention may have helped this transition, but the decline in the coal industry and the growth in wind power capacity through subsidy schemes have meant that the low-hanging fruit is all but picked and the real challenge and cost lie ahead as the transport, construction, and household heating sectors electrify. It has been estimated that electricity generation in the UK needs to rise to meet the demand from these sectors from around 300 TWh to around 550 to 680 TWh by 2050.
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“Push Me, Pull You!” Subsidies, Taxes, and Storage
It is difficult to understand the logic behind Britain’s policy toward renewable energy. To meet its plans for a low-carbon economy it has been estimated that Britain requires £1.4 trillion of investment to fund its transition to net zero by 2050, but in the recent budget, the government has announced plans to tax excess profits at a rate of 45% of some renewable energy companies who have been the recipients of past public support to induce investment to raise generating capacity. According to the statement by Jeremy Hunt justifying the decision: “The structure of our energy markets creates windfall profits for low-carbon electricity generation. “
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Energy prices are causing chaos in the UK Construction Industry... but we can help
Data supplied by Mazars shows during the last quarter a huge 5,900 construction businesses were added to the "at significant risk of insolvency" category, with East Anglia, the South West, and South East experiencing the largest increases in the number of businesses at risk.
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Reform wholesale electricity pricing before the next crisis
In this paper we argue that the United Kingdom is evolving from a hierarchical vertical linear electricity system to a decentralised complex system. However, as the electricity system’s structural complexity increased, there has been no attempt to modify a broken regulatory system where the politically sensitive price-capped retail price for energy is based on distorted national wholesale prices which no longer reflect actual local market supply or demand conditions for electricity nor provide the correct market signals necessary to attract investment to meet net-zero targets.
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Stagflation and Net Zero
It is popular to blame the invasion of Ukraine on rising energy inflation, particularly oil and gas prices, but there are sound structural reasons why the cost of generating electricity from these sources will continue to rise globally in the coming years. Russia’s militarism is a humanitarian disaster and will place inflationary pressures on food prices, but despite these problems, the UK government is hiding behind the short-term consequences and is not honestly communicating the real economic cost of moving to net-zero by 2050 and meeting the planned carbon reductions by 2030. In addition, the policy measures such as raising interest rates that are being promoted by many economists to meet the problem of stagflation (rising prices and falling output) will only exacerbate the pathology, while making the transition to a low-carbon future more painful.
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The London St Patrick’s Day Parade in 2022!
The EnviroTech team was delighted to be a part of St Patrick’s Day Parade in London and provide power to the BITA band via one of our power packs!
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Thanking BITA for their continued support
Dinner with Paul Whitnel and Dermot O’Grady
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A BITA Business ep 23
On November 19th 2021, our CEO Stephen Jones took part in ep. 23 of LíR Media TV's business show titled 'Sustainable Solutions'.
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EnviroTech’s Energy Station wins award for the most innovative energy project
The EnviroTech team were incredibly honoured to receive The Building Innovation Awards much-coveted 'Most Innovative Energy Project' award for their EnviroTech Energy Station.
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The Guardian Newspaper reports there is a greater risk of blackouts owing to the closure of coal plants and nuclear reactors.
As the economy resurfaces from the Covid-19 restrictions, old coal plants and nuclear reactors are due to be shut down. As a result, Britain will face its most significant threat of blackouts in six years.
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Energy Station at Eton College
The installation of an innovative “Energy Station” by Envirotech is helping GRAHAM to reduce its carbon footprint and manage power demands more efficiently at Eton College.
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Eton College Energy Station
The installation of an innovative renewable "Energy Station" is helping GRAHAM to reduce its carbon footprint and power demands at Eton College.
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Saving the Planet: How can Behavioural Economics help?
The main theme of Attenborough’s program is the loss of the natural world and the consequential threat of climate change. This is far from a looming danger. It is already happening.
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Electricity storage will be exempt from planning regime
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has stated it will bring forward secondary legislation to exempt all size storage facilities (except pumped hydro) from the national planning regime in England.
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Net-Zero Skills Gap needs urgent action
Transforming the British economy to achieve Net Zero by 2050 will need the spending of billions of pounds in new investment on a green infrastructure.
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CCC warns of rapidly-closing net zero window
The Committee on Climate Change is today steadfast in its appeal that from the pandemic can arise opportunity, and all that’s required is for government to grasp it.
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Demand for storage surging
The expected rate of return on battery storage facilities is rising sharply as demand is far outpacing supply. In the short-term the imbalances stemming from the fall off in the demand for electricity stemming from the COVID-19 induced downturn in economic activity is pushing up the utilisation of off grid batteries.
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The Covid-19 pandemic
EnviroTech Energy Management has put measures in place to help protect its team, investors, and clients during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Even though our London offices are currently closed, it’s still very much business as usual!
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Cambridgeshire Council plans 2.7MW solar farm with storage
Cambridgeshire County Council has unveiled plans for a 2.7MW solar farm, and battery storage plant in Stanground near Peterborough according to local news Peterborough matters.
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Republic of Ireland expands storage investment
The pipeline of energy storage projects in the Republic of Ireland has reached 2.1GW in April 2020 according to the first release of a research report by trade publication Solar Media.
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Bank of England fails to exclude buying fossil fuel assets
The Bank of England is missing out on a crucial opportunity to nudge the British economy further in a green direction through its asset purchasing scheme for corporate bonds.
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Exeter Net Zero 2030 Plan requires investment in storage
Civic leaders in Exeter have outlined plans to turn the city carbon neutral by 2030 and have identified the need for investment in reduced energy use, storage capacity, cleaner power, electrifying transport and in infrastructure.
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Pandemic impact underlines need for more energy storage Investment
The importance of the role which energy storage can play in providing energy security across the power delivery network, has been brought home as households and those business and institutions still operating in Britain are threatened by the risk of power blackouts as a result of the corona virus pandemic.
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Scottish demand for storage to rise on renewables surge
The growth in renewables with an intermittent generation of electricity supply means that Scotland will require a considerable expansion in grid level storage capacity.
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The Economics of Electricity Storage
Governments attending the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris in 2015 affirmed that a global shift to sustainable energy is essential to avoid the damage of catastrophic climate change.
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Biomass advantages, disadvantages and UK incentives
Power can be produced by burning biomass instead of fossil fuels, thus greatly decreasing the amount of C02 released into the atmosphere. This technology is one of the easiest to adopt and while it’s not 100% clean, it’s much less damaging than the traditional energy sources and can be described as carbon neutral when proper safeguards are applied.
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Hydropower advantages, disadvantages and UK incentives
Capturing the kinetic energy of the water is one of the earliest clean energy generation methods, and it remains just as important today. Hydroelectric power can be very affordable and doesn’t deplete the resource it relies on, but usually requires large and complex projects before the exploitation can begin.
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Air source heat advantages, disadvantages and UK incentives
Another frequently overlooked energy source, ambient air can be a valuable heating method in many situations. Heat pumps are a great way to produce thermal energy without polluting the atmosphere, which is why they are being adopted on a global scale. This technology is notable for low carbon emissions and low entry investments, so there are very few obstacles preventing its further growth.
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Geothermal energy advantages, disadvantages and UK incentives
At the present time, ground source heat and other forms of geothermal energy exploitation are an under-appreciated method for clean energy collection. This could change in the near future, as cost-effective technologies are becoming more widely available.
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Wind Power advantages, disadvantages and UK incentives
Offshore and onshore wind farms are contributing to an increasing percentage of clean energy globally, and this figure can be expected to continue to rise. The advantages of wind power outweigh any complications associated with the construction of wind farms, which is the reason for the proliferation of such structures in many developed countries.
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Solar Energy advantages, disadvantages and UK incentives
While solar power has a reputation for being available and affordable, the vast range of possibilities is often still poorly communicated to the general public. In addition to standard solar panels, there are also solar thermal technologies, which are increasingly gaining attention as viable alternatives to fossil fuels.
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Envirotech Energy Solutions at the Solar Power Portal Awards 2018.
We attended the Solar Power Portal Awards 2018 and were proud sponsors of the Best Financial Transaction of the Year Award which was awarded to Lightsource BP.
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Envirotech Energy Solutions visit Sungrow Samsung, China.
The co-founders of Envirotech Mr. Christopher Hill and Mr. Steve Wheeler met with the Vice President of Sungrow Samsung James Wu for a consultation on using Sungrow Samsung batteries.
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