Energy firm has bright future
GROWING COMPANY SWAPS NEWCASTLE FOR SUNDERLAND WHILE TAKING ON MORE STAFF
between 2014 and 2016. Revenue is expected to grow substantially during this financial year, driven by surging demand for energy-efficient lighting among several contributors to its growth.
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also works with water companies to help customers save water.
Most of Cenergist’s work is UK-based, with some involvement in Spanish projects.
The company is now headquartered on Washington’s Glover Industrial Estate.
Sunderland City Council worked closely with Cenergist to facilitate its move to Washington.
Councillor Harry Trueman, deputy leader of the council, said: “Cenergist is a great example of an innovative, enterprising company which has decided to relocate to Sunderland.
“We wish the firm every success going forward.”
Cenergist has been awarded UK grant funding to work in conjunction with The Energy Research Institute (TERI) of India and Jain Irrigation Systems Limited of India.
Cenergist’s finance director James Waring said: “The rising cost of energy, combined with the need to provide affordable warmth for households, has driven many councils and housing associations to assess heating systems in their communities.
“We’re delighted with our new base in Washington and value the support and advice we received from Sunderland’s business investment team.”