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The world's leading green energy Awards scheme recently announced that Geothermal International is business winner for the Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy 2009. The winners were announced at a ceremony hosted by HRH The Prince of Wales in London. The Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy were founded in 2001 to encourage the greater use of local sustainable energy to address climate change and alleviate poverty. Since then they have rewarded over one hundred winners across the UK and the developing world. The Ashden Awards work to show-case and celebrate best practice, encourage the expansion and replication of winners' work, raise awareness of the potential of local sustainable energy, and advocate on their winners' behalf. The Ashden Awards Patron is HRH The Prince of Wales.

Environment Agency chairman Lord Smith's call for every new public building in Britain to tap into underground heat has been welcomed by a leading force in ground source renewable energy. Former Labour environment spokesman Lord Smith said the Government should lead by example in the bid to cut the UK's energy consumption and reduce carbon emissions significantly.
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Plans for all UK homes to have nearly zero carbon emissions by 2050 have been welcomed by the UK's leading force in the Ground Source Heating and Cooling market (GSHP). Geothermal International described the Government's Heat and Energy Saving Strategy as a "great leap forward" in promoting green solutions.
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The recently completed North Kent Police PFI building supplying 1,350kW cooling and 550kW heating capacity using a combination of Energy Pile, vertical Closed Loop and a Dry Cooler.

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