A company known as CooperOstlund has recently announced that it has succeeded in acquiring itself a lucrative contractual deal that will help to stimulate the growth and investment strength of its new business locations in Hartlepool. This deal that has been set up with another company known as BioConstruct GmbH that will help CooperOstlund to prosper in their new location and build on the amounts of funds that they have been committing to invest in the local area. What the new developments by CooperOstlund indicate is that new amounts of energy resources are being explored and discovered in order to cover with the energy shortages that will result from the decrease in fossil fuel resources in the country: by using food waste product and using CHP technology that creates a renewable gas from these waste products, CooperOstlund will succeed in providing more energy that can be distributed via the National Grid and ensure the sustainable heating of homes and locations all over the country.

This interesting form of energy production is clearly a step forward towards improving the sustainability of the country’s fuel resources and it is clear that once the Hartlepool base is up and running from this March, CooperOstlund will be paving the way for alternative methods of energy resources in this country. Indeed, the fact that with Theresa May’s visit to a nuclear base that looks less and less likely to be built, companies and research institutes are looking towards more sustainable and safer ways of providing energy for the consumer.

The fact that the Hartlepool site will be able to process over 100,000 tons of food wastage per annum makes it a perfect and safe alternative to nuclear power. Through CooperOstlund’s good relations with BioConstruct GmbH, it is clear that the company will be able to benefit from the contractual agreement that has recently been agreed upon and that the Hartlepool site will represent the future of the company’s endeavors to provide energy to the rest of the country.