Twelve months have passed since Noble Foods acquired the business from the John Bowler Eggs Group. Bowler Energy was founded in 2010 by free range egg entrepreneur John Bowler. Piloting both wind turbine and solar PV systems on his own farms to 'go green' and reduce energy costs, John began sharing this knowledge with his customers. The Bowler Energy Company was born. 

When John retired in 2015, Noble Foods were keen to maintain his legacy for renewable energy within the industry and purchased the business in the November. Bowler Energy, along with other renewable energy companies, were heading towards a period of uncertainty due to a drop in the Government funded Feed-in Tariff (FiT) which destabilised the market. 

New products

Bowler Energy used this opportunity to diversify into new products and markets. With a predominantly stronger agricultural focused customer base, bolstering our presence in the commercial and domestic markets is helping put the business back on track. 

To complement the PV arm of the business, products offered now include biomass combined heat and power systems, battery storage, LED lighting, ground and air source heat pumps, voltage optimisers and electric vehicle charge point installations to the range. 

With the successful introduction of these new products and an increased order book, the timing seemed right to drive the business forward under the new name of Noble Green Energy. 

Eddie Chadfield, manager at Noble Green Energy, confirmed,

"It is an exciting time for us at Noble Green Energy. The business has been through a huge change and now successfully diversified into renewable energy and energy saving products. This provides our customers with several options in which they can save energy, improve efficiency and reduce costs". 

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