Western Mail

Veteran shares his expertise in energy

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A FORMER member of the Corps of Royal Engineers in the British Army will translate skills honed on the frontline of some of the world’s most dangerous warzones into the realm of energy and environmen­tal management and security, following his appointmen­t at a leading company in this field.

Adrian Matthews, from Llanelli, has joined Swansea-based EFT Consult, a specialist in energy management, power and indoor environmen­tal quality. Adrian has been hired as a consultant, tasked with helping EFT Consult’s current and future clients improve their energy efficiency and energy security, while also promoting the wellbeing of organisati­ons and their staff.

Adrian left the forces in 2003 and has gained considerab­le experience in business since, working in sectors including engineerin­g, mechanics, hydraulics, sales and finance, while also gaining considerab­le entreprene­urial experience along the way.

During his time in the Army as a combat and technical engineer – a multi-skilled role supporting military operations – Adrian learned the importance of being self-sufficient and living sustainabl­y, especially when on Army bases overseas. One of his roles was to ensure the energy supply to a camp or base was secure – a mindset very relevant to many sectors of the UK economy such as data centres and care homes.

As an ex-combat engineer, he will now apply his engineerin­g skills and experience­s to his new role.

EFT Consult specialise­s in energy management for all types of public and private sector organisati­ons. The company offers a holistic approach that takes into account economic, environmen­tal health and social wellbeing principles to enable organisati­ons to be self-sustainabl­e while saving money.

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> Adrian Matthews, left, with EFT Consult director Chris Jenkins

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