In Nottingham many of us have the opportunity to use a source of energy that can save us money and which helps the environment by saving finite supplies of fossil fuels – however much energy we use. Because a large part of Nottingham’s domestic and commercial waste is burnt to provide energy to domestic and commercial properties, fossil fuels are saved and less land is lost to landfill sites. We call this energy Nottingham Green Energy. Enviroenergy has been supplying Nottingham Green Energy in the form of electricity or hot water to properties across the city centre for over 30 years. From the Victoria Centre to the Magistrates’ Court, from St. Ann’s to Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Green Energy is used for heating and lighting and to provide hot water in homes and in business premises. The Inland Revenue building beside the canal and the new National Ice Centre use Nottingham Green Energy. So do 4,600 domestic customers. You too could benefit from using Nottingham Green Energy. Nottingham Green Energy is distributed through a network of pipes beneath the city’s roads and as electricity using dedicated cables. If you are well placed to connect to this network then you too could use energy with an environmental premium and a possible cost saving. That’s Nottingham Green Energy.