Aspen Group gains greener status

15 February, 2010

The Aspen Group has been awarded the ISO 14001 certificate for its commitment to improving environmental performance. Aspen has implemented an effective environmental management system to address the balance between maintaining profitability and reducing the business’s environmental impact.

Bruce Cecil, managing director of Aspen’s air-conditioning and heat-pump divisions explains, ‘The nature of our business makes it imperative for us to address our environmental impact. As a company that delivers highly efficient and renewable-energy solutions for a range of customers and businesses, we feel it’s important to practise what we preach.’

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