Energy Now Expo 2018

The Energy Now Expo will be returning to Telford, Shropshire, on 7 and 8 February 2018 for its ninth year, and farmers and landowners across the UK are being urged to save the date.
The annual event provides a chance to explore the opportunities available in all areas of on-farm renewables including anaerobic digestion and biogas, biomass, energy crops, heat pumps, hydropower, solar and wind, explains event director, David Jacobmeyer.
“The Energy Now Expo showcases all of the technologies available to farmers looking to diversify and future-proof their businesses. It also provides best practices in energy efficiency, guidance on the ways to maximise the returns of existing schemes and ways to store the energy being produced.
“Our comprehensive seminar programme features some of the leading experts in the industry. This, combined with a showcase of technology suppliers, funding providers and advisory bodies, means that the expo is a one-stop shop for pioneering agri-businesses,” he explains.
The event is free to attend and registration is now open online at www.energynowexpo.co.uk. The latest information on the event can also be found on Twitter @EnergyNowMag. ')}

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