EDS HV Group expands its operation with new green office in Stafford.

• EDS HV Group open new Stafford office in Dunston Business Village.
• The new location will help facilitate meetings with clients from different ends of the country and cut down on travel
• New business village uses a mix of different renewable energy sources

EDS HV Group have further expanded operations with the opening of a new Midland’s office in Stafford. This comes as EDS’s need to meet clients from various parts of the country increases. The new Midlands location means even greater geographical coverage, providing a central meeting place that saves valuable time for both clients and EDS with London Euston commutable from Stafford in just over an hour.

The new office is located within Dunston Business Village, which in line with EDS’ core ethos draws power from various renewable sources. The site currently comprises of 16 buildings with more in development, and out of the current buildings 9 are powered by a mixture of solar and geothermal energy. At the site there are 360 30kW solar panels, 20 bore holes for ground source heat pumps, and 1 water bore hole, helping to ensure that the site has minimal environmental impact and setting an example for business centres across the UK.

Simon Boddison, OFTO Operations Manager said:

“We needed a Midland’s base in order to improve our service offering to clients, but at the same time we wanted to choose the greenest solution we could find and Dunston Business Village fitted our brief.  As well as being in an excellent location close to rail & motorway links, we loved the idea that a large part of the site’s energy was from renewable sources.”

Adrian Maclaughlin, Managing Director at Dunston Business Village said:

“Renewable energy is a key part of our ethos for the site, and it’s of huge importance to our clients. We’re proud to be one of the first sites in the UK to use the Clausius heat pump system, and out of the 16 buildings developed so far 9 are powered by renewable energy.”

In addition to being powered by renewable energy, the site also seeks to reduce any impact on wildlife through the deployment of 40 bird boxes across the site, and features a pond with over 275 Koi Carp further highlighting the site owners love of nature and dedication to developing an enjoyable working environment.

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