Mechanical, electrical, and public health (MEP) service provider G&H has secured two new decarbonisation projects with Centrica Business Solutions.
International energy and service provider, Centrica Business Solutions, has appointed Leeds-headquartered G&H to support the delivery of projects at Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham and Hereford County Hospital in Hereford.
Drawing on its extensive healthcare experience, G&H will deliver mechanical and electrical works for plant rooms in Heartlands Hospital’s energy centre and for a plant room at Hereford County Hospital.
Richard Tandy, head of projects at Centrica Business Solutions, said: ”We’re committed to delivering scalable bespoke energy solutions that allow organisations to reach their sustainability goals, as well as reducing their overall energy costs. G&H’s mechanical and electrical expertise, combined with Centrica Business Solutions’ capabilities in large-scale onsite, behind-the-meter energy solutions, will enable these organisations to progress towards a greener, fairer future.”
James Sherburn, director at G&H said: “It’s been over a decade since we started working with Centrica, and the relationship we’ve established means our teams work seamlessly together to deliver energy-efficient projects.
“Our continued success is testament to the strong partnership we have established and the vast experience we bring to all our projects. We’re looking forward to working with Centrica to deliver these schemes and supporting their client’s decarbonisation targets.”
Established in 1998, G&H is a leading MEP provider. Its 200-strong experienced team designs, manages, delivers, and maintains every aspect of MEP schemes across the UK.
