Who We Are
Bellingen Solutions LTD is a leading independent commercial energy consultancy, specialising in renewable energy and sustainability. We have commercial relationships with the whole market of energy suppliers, and are completely impartial. Our aim is simple - to help our clients save time, energy, and money.
Our market intelligence allows us to offer many other energy management and support services, these are tailored to the individual companies energy needs and scale of spend. At Bellingen Solutions LTD, we think there is always a solution to any problem and take huge satisfaction in the fact we continue to help many businesses from SME to Corporate manage their energy matters and reduce their energy spend.
Benefits by identifying
affordable and practical green solutions
Reduction in Energy Expenditure
Access to Bespoke Services
Continued Management Support
A Boosted Reputation
Enhanced Green Credentials
Increased Social, Environmental & Ethical Responsibility
How is it generated?
Hydro
Hydro-electricity means taking the force of free-falling water and converting it into power. Some of our energy comes from small hydro-electric schemes in Scotland, Dorset and Cornwall.
Solar
A solar cell (or a ‘photovoltaic cell’ to you scientists out there) takes the light from the sun and converts it into power. ‘Solar thermal systems’ take heat from the sun and use it to heat water in our homes.
Wind
Does what it says on the tin. Our suppliers use the force of the wind to drive turbines, which in turn make electricity.
Biomass
Biomass is produced from organic material — that’s wood, plants and animal waste to you and me. We get this either directly from plants, or from waste products from industry, agriculture or your very own home!
Anaerobic Digestion
Anaerobic digestion — a process where microorganisms break down organic material in the absence of any oxygen to produce a methane and carbon dioxide-rich biogas. This can be burnt to produce energy, with none of the harmful effects of fossil fuels. And what’s more, the nutrient-rich solids left after digestion can be handily used as a fertiliser!