A new purpose-built facility in Bicester has been opened by Ultimate Renewables Supplies to promote the national adoption of renewable energy solutions. The new facility accommodates an expanded warehouse operation, fully equipped showroom and a dedicated technical training workshop, allowing installers, merchants and commercial partners to experience renewable systems in a practical environment.
In addition to increasing stock capacity, strengthening technical support provision and creating a central hub for nationwide distribution, the new facility has been developed with efficiency at its core. Powered by technologies such as solar panels and heat pumps, it has been designed as a live example of commercial sustainability in action, showcasing what is possible with renewables.
General manager Colin Mason says: “The UK’s commitment to building a more sustainable future through the built environment is one of the driving forces behind the growth in renewables. Now, as demand is surging, the supply chain needs to ensure demand can be met. That’s why we’ve invested in our expanded facility, ensuring we can meet demand today and continue to do so into the future.
“We’ve designed our new facility to be more than a distribution hub, integrating a showroom and even installer training to support the continued growth and adoption of renewable technologies. It’s these elements that allow us to combine strong distribution with hands-on knowledge and expertise to directly support installers and merchants.”
As well as delivering complete turnkey solutions for the design and supply of renewables packages, the company offers access to MCS sign-off through its Umbrella Scheme. The URS portfolio includes everything from underfloor heating and air conditioning, through to solar PV and battery storage. Having teamed up with the industry’s leading manufacturers, customers can expect access to solutions from brands including: Clivet, Ideal, Samsung, Vaillant, Panasonic, Navien, Grant, Baxi, Carrier (Viessmann), Hitachi, Haier, Mitsubishi, Solplanet, Ebac, Passiv and Adia.
For more information, visit www.ultimaterenewables.com
