A Belfast-based energy services business which helps homeowners reduce their carbon emissions has secured a £200,000 loan from the Investment Fund for Northern Ireland.
Facilitated by Whiterock, the deal will enable Refresh NI to accelerate growth plans and maintain the strong momentum the company has enjoyed since launching in 2021. In three years it has gone from start-up to employing 35 people and having a turnover of about £4m.
The range of energy efficiency services Refresh NI offer includes home insulation, gas boiler replacement, solar PV and battery storage, air-source heat pumps, and installation of EV home chargers.
Jack Peel, finance director, said: "This additional investment will help us deliver our strategic growth plans and increase our capacity to deliver our range of energy efficiency services."
Whiterock director Neil McCabe commented: "As the journey to net zero accelerates we expect increased demand for their services."