We’re pleased to announce that Global Energy Systems and Technology Limited will be exhibiting at Build North Expo, taking place at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool.
The British company designs, manufactures and installs air source heat pumps and commercial solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, drawing on more than 50 years of international engineering experience across three generations. Its products are engineered for performance in UK climate conditions and are positioned to support developers, contractors and building services professionals integrating renewable energy technologies into new build and retrofit projects.
Focus on renewable heating and energy systems
Global Energy Systems’ air source heat pumps provide central heating and hot water using ambient air as the heat source. These systems are being adopted across residential and commercial buildings as a lower‑carbon alternative to gas, oil and electric heating, helping projects address energy performance requirements and regulatory targets for reduced carbon emissions.
In commercial settings, air source heat pumps can also support wider environmental and sustainability goals, such as achieving BREEAM credits and improving operational energy efficiency. The systems can be specified by mechanical and electrical engineers as part of broader building services designs.
Exhibiting at Build North Expo
At Build North Expo, industry professionals will have the opportunity to meet representatives from Global Energy Systems to discuss practical renewable heating and solar PV options for construction projects in the North of England. The presence of the company at the event reflects growing interest among developers and contractors in low‑carbon building technologies and future‑proof energy solutions.
Build North Expo brings together manufacturers, suppliers and specifiers across the built environment sector, providing a platform for networking and exploration of emerging products and services relevant to housebuilding, infrastructure and commercial construction.
The company’s participation signals continued demand for on‑site consultation on renewable energy integration and energy‑efficient design in UK construction.
