Cheltenham Manufacture Supports Next Generation of Green Engineers

Cheltenham-based Puredrive Energy has donated a range of cutting-edge Duracell Energy storage and renewable technology products to the newly opened Green Skills Centre at the College of West Anglia (CWA) in King’s Lynn. The facility, which was officially opened by James Wild MP for Northwest Norfolk, is set to play a key role in training the next generation of engineers for the UK’s rapidly growing green economy. Students at the centre will gain hands-on experience with the latest renewable energy technologies, including solar power, battery storage, and electric vehicle charging—key skills that…

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Local Companies Partner to Improve Sustainability of Historic Winchcombe Museum

Toddington-based Duracell Energy, CME Contractors and the Winchcombe Town Trust have teamed up to improve the energy efficiency of Winchcombe Museum after successful funding application. The Grade 2 listed building, which also houses the UK’s most important meteorite at the Winchcombe Museum, was awarded £4,999 in grant funding from Gloucestershire County Council to improve the energy efficiency and sustainability of the historic building.   The money granted from the Greener Gloucestershire Climate Change Fund was awarded to the Winchcombe Town Trust to support the Museum with energy security and a…

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