Renewable energy specialist Euro Energy Services has had it's most successful month ever, breaking over £1,000,000 turnover in June 2015.

The company, which supplies and installs renewable energy technologies for domestic and commercial customers across England and Scotland, managed this outstanding growth after expanding its renewables installation services with the launch of its Biomass division 12 months ago.

Managing Director, Paul Maguire said: "This is a great achievement for all our team.

"This time last year we decided to expand our renewable energy offer from just Solar, so we invested heavily in Biomass boilers and now we’re one of the UK’s leading installers of that technology with over 140 biomass boilers installed and customers now claiming the Government’s Renewable Heat Incentive.

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"We’ve also managed to grow the Solar arm of our business at the same time, giving us a very strong based to continue to grow from."

Euro Energy Services is not resting on its laurels, the renewable energy market is developing so the company’s next target is to move into Air Source Heat Pumps and innovative energy saving technologies.

It is already an accredited installer for Nest and Tado learning thermostats and is investigating exciting developments in home batteries, which store electricity generated by solar panels so it can be used over night, currently being spearheaded by Elon Musk’s Tesla.

The company is also looking to significantly expand its operations in its Harrogate and Wetherby offices with increased Field Sales, Marketing and Operations teams.

These teams will search for new markets and raise awareness of the problems of traditional fuel resource and benefits of switching to renewable energy.

Maguire continued: "Fossil fuels are dwindling fast and oil prices are on the rise, so consumers and business should explore renewable energy and the Government incentives they attract as an efficient way to lower their heating bills, reduce CO2 emissions and become fuel independent from traditional energy companies."

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