The LCX Renewable Technology Training Academy welcomed Mark from Webley Heating onto our Heat Pump course. Mark and the team at Webley have been offering gas and electrical heating across Dorset for over 50 years, and they have now decided to expand into renewable technology!

Feedback from Mark:
“The Low Carbon Training Academy came as an industry recommendation. The course was well presented and explained clearly by the trainer Paul. It was very informative, and if you’ve done your homework, fairly straightforward.

Passing the course exams will now open up air source heat pumps installations to our company after further training from the manufacturer’s. I would definitely recommend the academy as the training facilities are very up to date, and the training modules are fully working models.”

Quote from Paul Matthews Training Academy Manager:
“It’s great to hear that Mark from Webley Heating had a positive experience with the LCL Awards Level 3 Award in the Installation and Maintenance of Heat Pump Systems at the Weston-super-Mare Renewable Technology Training Academy. Making the transition from a gas engineer to the renewable sector is a significant step, and it’s commendable that Mark adapted well to the change.

The move towards renewable energy is crucial for addressing environmental concerns and reducing our carbon footprint. Mark’s decision to contribute to the renewable sector demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and aligns with the broader goal of filling the skills gap in industries related to clean and green technologies.

Low Carbon Exchange’s efforts in providing training and support for individuals like Mark contribute to building a skilled workforce that can drive the renewable energy sector forward. By bridging the skills gap, organisations like Low Carbon Exchange play a vital role in fostering a more sustainable future.

It’s inspiring to see individuals like Mark taking proactive steps towards a cleaner and more environmentally friendly future. Wishing Mark and everyone at Webley Heating continued success in their efforts to make a positive impact on the renewable energy industry.”