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Date 28 FEBRUARY 2012
Time 18:00 - 20:00
Event Type Lecture

The University College has expanded its commitment to sustainable energy with a £3million-plus renewable power system. The Anaerobic Digester plant, constructed in 2011, started generating heat and power at the end of April 2011.

Renewable electricity is produced from food and farm waste and provides a highly effective waste management system. The waste is digested in the AD unit and recycled into a liquid fertiliser and compost, which can be used for the University College's farm and grounds operations, reducing reliance on manufactured fertilisers.

In November 2011 it won Best Renewable Energy Electricity Facility in the Renewable Energy Infrastructure Awards and again in November 2011 it won Outstanding Contribution to Sustainable Development at The Times Higher Education Awards.

The project brings Harper Adams University College’s farm to fork approach full circle. Teaching and research covers every stage of food production and consumption, and now the recycling of food waste to create renewable energy and benefit farming operations.

Paul Moran BSc (Hons) MBA Dip Proj Man MRICS MAPM is the "Esta Energy Manager of the Year" and
Estates and Facilities Manager, Harper Adams University College. Paul has over 20 years' experience in the fields of construction, facility management, quantity surveying, project management and as client representative. Of note, he has initiated a range of renewables including Anaerobic Digestion, Biomass, PV, Heat Pumps, Green Roofs and BREEAM "Excellent" buildings.

At Harper Adams University College he is responsible for all aspects of developing and running the estate, including soft facilities, utilities and procurement. His work has been recognised in a variety of ways, Including RICS Project of the Year (Regional) and Energy Manager of the Year. He has also successfully obtained the Carbon Trust Standard.

To book  your place contact paul-ross@talktalk.net or send a fax to Yvonne Aust on 0121 643 4692.

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Newport
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TF10 8NB

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