Schroders Greencoat, the owners of Sleaford Renewable Energy Plant, were once again a sponsor of the NK Community Champions Awards - sponsoring the Contribution to Climate Action category.

The winner of the Climate Action Award was the Moy Park company (based at Anwick) for adopting a series of measures to progress extensive carbon saving. For example, their HGV vehicle fleet has switched from diesel to 100% Bio-Liquid Natural Gas, sourced through anaerobic digestion, with an on-site refuelling station, with the company providing an extensive training course to those involved in its operation.

The other finalists in the Climate Action category were Tim Grigg of Heckington for his active engagement in promoting a brighter climate-conscious future, and the William Alvey School Conservation Club in Sleaford for its pupil-led, whole-school engagement in promoting climate action.

Hugh Unwin of Schroders Greencoat and Greg Atebe, Assistant General Manager at the Sleaford Renewable Energy Plant presented the Award to Moy Park's Jonathan Oldfield.

The Awards were held at the Hub in Sleaford on November 16th.  For details of all the awards, go to http://www.nkawards.org