Biomass outfit Scot Heat & Power unveils growth plans

An Uphall-based firm focusing on the supply of renewable heat is targeting further growth, and is to reveal its UK expansion plans at this week's Royal Highland Show.

Scot Heat & Power is targeting growth on both sides of the Border. Picture: Contributed

Biomass business Scot Heat & Power, whose customers include Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, the University of St Andrews, Aberdeenshire Council’s Aboyne Academy and Gleneagles, said it will unveil a multi-million-pound pipeline of work.

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The firm, which offers maintenance cover and services most types of biomass boilers, also said it recently set up a new base in Cumbria.

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It added that it will be revealing its plans to diversify further with the introduction of a forestry and arboricultural specialism in rural estate and forestry management, which will enable it to provide practical help to landowners and land managers throughout the UK.

Scot Heat & Power managing director Malcolm Snowie said the business is looking to grow “both north and south of the Border”.

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