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Ideal Heating's ministerial launch of low carbon technology in pictures

Lord Callanan, Minister for Energy Efficiency and Green Finance, joined Group Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ chief executive Shaun Edwards for the start of production.

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  1. Pictured by the new Ideal Heating heat pump production line are, from left, Jason Speedy, chief operations officer; Lord Callanan; Shaun Edwards, chief executive of Groupe Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ, Republic of Ireland and North America; and Mark Derbyshire, managing director of domestic products.
    Pictured by the new Ideal Heating heat pump production line are, from left, Jason Speedy, chief operations officer; Lord Callanan; Shaun Edwards, chief executive of Groupe Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ, Republic of Ireland and North America; and Mark Derbyshire, managing director of domestic products.1 of 6
  2. Lord Callanan, left, cuts a green ribbon to officially open Ideal Heating’s new National Training and Technology Centre, assisted by Shaun Edwards, chief executive of Groupe Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ, Republic of Ireland and North America.
    Lord Callanan, left, cuts a green ribbon to officially open Ideal Heating’s new National Training and Technology Centre, assisted by Shaun Edwards, chief executive of Groupe Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ, Republic of Ireland and North America.2 of 6
  3. Lord Callanan meets apprentices Lewis Speedy and Nina Wheldrake during his visit to Ideal Heating’s National Avenue site in Hull.
    Lord Callanan meets apprentices Lewis Speedy and Nina Wheldrake during his visit to Ideal Heating’s National Avenue site in Hull.3 of 6
  4. Manufacturing technicians working on the newly-launched heat pump production line at Ideal Heating’s factory in Hull.
    Manufacturing technicians working on the newly-launched heat pump production line at Ideal Heating’s factory in Hull.4 of 6
  5. Production director John Cook inspects a Logic Air heat pump. Ideal Heating has launched a new production line for the model at the Hull site.
    Production director John Cook inspects a Logic Air heat pump. Ideal Heating has launched a new production line for the model at the Hull site.5 of 6
  6. Shaun Edwards, chief executive of Groupe Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ, Republic of Ireland and North America, left, and Lord Callanan, with a plaque marking the opening of Ideal Heating's National Training and Technology Centre at Bridgehead Business Park, Hessle.
    Shaun Edwards, chief executive of Groupe Atlantic º£½ÇÊÓƵ, Republic of Ireland and North America, left, and Lord Callanan, with a plaque marking the opening of Ideal Heating's National Training and Technology Centre at Bridgehead Business Park, Hessle.6 of 6
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