A SEA ZOO has resurrected plans for a £1million sustainable energy project. Anglesey Sea Zoo hopes to start work on the extension to their premises at Brynsiencyn, on the Menai Strait, at the end of this year. It would see a new eco-build dug into the field adjacent to the current business premises, which would use natural light and ground source heat with more than a mile of water pipe buried one metre beneath the surface. The pipe would be capable of transforming the winter chill of ground temperatures as low as 4 degrees to a tropical 35 degrees centigrade. Planning approval and project funding have been secured however the process has been delayed since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Search to find North Walesâ climate change business heroes
Ashley Rogers, commercial director of the North Wales Mersey Dee Business Council and Kevin Morgan, NatWest’s senior director of Wales. A search has been launched to find Net Zero heroes as companies across North East Wales and Chester battle to reduce carbon emissions. The challenge has been set by the North Wales Mersey Dee Business Council who are organising a major online conference, Net Zero 2021, on Thursday, May 20, in a bid to inspire business and industry to join the race for a net zero carbon future. The cross-border business conference will focus on how businesses can reduce their carbon footprint while improving performance at the same time.
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Climate change heroes of North Wales wanted as part of Net Zero 2021 conference
North Wales Mersey Dee Business Council want to inspire a net zero carbon future
16:53, 14 APR 2021
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A search has been launched to find Net Zero heroes as companies in North Wales battle to reduce carbon emissions.
The challenge has been set by the North Wales Mersey Dee Business Council who are organising a major online conference, Net Zero 2021, on Thursday, May 20, in a bid to inspire business and industry to join the race for a net zero carbon future.