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Dave Pearson, Director of Star Renewable Energy won the Pitch Perfect Prize for the best presentation at Cleantech Innovate Scotland in Glasgow on 4 June.  Cleantech Innovate Scotland was opened by Fergus Ewing MSP, Minister for Business, Energy and Tourism who spoke about the importance of innovation which is “at the heart of the Read more…

The Neatpump system installed by Star in Drammen, Norway is the world’s largest natural working fluid system delivering heat at temperatures up to 90ºC. Harvesting renewable heat from the fjord the large water source heat pump delivers heat to a community of over 63,000 residents and its businesses at lower Read more…

When Strathclyde University student Kenneth Little asked if a summer job would be possible at Star Renewable Energy he couldn’t possibly have imagined he’d be sending a simple story world wide. The challenge was “tell the story of big heatpumps in a light hearted way without missing out the fundamental Read more…

Star Renewable Energy saw off some tough competition at the annual Heat Pump dinner in Birmingham, picking up a prestigious industry award. Nominated in multiple categories, Dave Pearson was delighted to accept the ‘Public Sector project of the year’ accolade for the incredible work carried out by SRE in Drammen. Read more…

Representatives of the heat pump and renewables industry are set to descend on The ICC Birmingham, June 19th, for the National Heatpump Awards. The event is an annual spotlight showcasing the prominent developments in the heat pump industry sector. Since it’s inception in 2011, the event has proved to be an important Read more…

District Heating: The Power Behind Scotland’s Low Carbon Future? (Edinburgh) There are lots of uses of energy and lots of ways to reduce consumption or create local energy. This event supported by Star’s Dave Pearson is an excellent forum to get those issues out in the open. Dave will bring Read more…

Star Renewable Energy have been invited to share their plans for  a community heating area in Glasgow; specifically how this project can be delivered at no cost to the residents or local community. Director, Dave Pearson will describe how the large heatpump technology will be able to harness local heat, Read more…

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Strathclyde University in Glasgow will hold an open seminar on the future of Glasgow’s district heating on the 22nd of January 2014. The seminar will be delivered by David Pearson, Director of Innovation at Star Refrigeration, who led the development and installation Read more…

Director of Star Renewable Energy, Dave Pearson, will be conducting the tour and providing an insight into the technology used, the implications of the design from a practical perspective, and the challenges involving the delivery of a large scale heat pump with a COP of over 3.  The programme will Read more…