Press Release
17 Jan 2011
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is seeking expressions of interest by 9th February for low energy solutions which could help military forward operating base (FOB) infrastructure and operations.
The POWERFOB programme aims to attract areas of industry which are not usually associated with the MoD and encourage the use of low energy technologies in FOB’s to aid self sufficiency and power conservation out in the field.
Interested parties can submit expressions of interest and present their products and technology to a panel who will assess the potential suitability of each system.
Areas of interest cover solar, wind, energy generation from onsite resources such as waste, power storage, hybrid solutions and efficient power distribution. The capacity of the solutions will be appropriate for 500W power sensors, 5KW or 50KW tactical bases.
More information can be found in the pdf associated with this press release.
To register your interest, please email ray.fielding937@mod.uk by 9th February 2011.
Ends
###
Notes for Editors:
www.therenewableenergycentre.co.uk
The Renewable Energy Centre is committed to informing all online users about energy saving and renewable energy in order to:
- increase public awareness through accurate and informative resources
- create business opportunities throughout the UK through its’ local and national directories.
For more information contact:
Angela Gallacher (Head of Press and Marketing)
Email: info@therenewableenergycentre.co.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)1926 865 835
Address: 1 Alpha House, Farmer Ward Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2ED
