Paul John Ireland

Equitix Investment Management Ltd (Equitix Investment) is a private equity subsidiary of Equitix Ltd founded in 2007 by Geoffrey Allan Jackson and Hugh Barnabas Crossley. The firm is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Ignis Biomass Ltd. specialized in the generation of renewable energy. It plants help to ensure that the generation of heat and electricity maximizes the thermal efficiency of the wood fuel combustion process. The firm also provides complete local energy solutions using small scale (2.5 - 20 MW) combined heat and power (CHP) energy plants. The company was founded on 18 June, 2008 and is headquartered in Richmond, the United Kingdom.

Gaia Heat Ltd. provides low carbon renewable energy services. It operates and biomass energy systems in industrial and commercial settings. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Yarm, the United Kingdom.

Founded in 2015, Cramlington Renewable Energy Developments Ltd. is a part of JLEN Environmental Assets Group Ltd. and provides electricity services. The company is based in Swanley, UK. Cramlington Renewable Energy Developments was acquired by JLEN Environmental Assets Group Ltd. on June 14, 2021.

Founded in 2014, Equitix ESI CHP (Sheff) Ltd. is a British company that operates a waste wood fired biomass project for the production of electricity. The company is based in London, UK and is a subsidiary of Equitix ESI CHP Ltd.

Part of Equitix ESI CHP Ltd., Equitix ESI CHP (Nottingham) Ltd. generates electricity. The company is based in London, UK and was founded in 2015.

Sharc Caledonia Ltd. engages in manufacturing sector. The company is headquartered in Nottingham, the United Kingdom.

Speyside Renewable Energy Partnership Hold Co. Ltd. is a British company that owns biomass plants. The joint venture company is based in Aberdeen, UK. and has subsidiaries in United Kingdom. It was founded in 2011.

Part of Speyside Renewable Energy Partnership Hold Co. Ltd., Speyside Renewable Energy Partnership Ltd. is a CHP Power Plant located in Craigellachie, UK. SREP provides electricity to the grid and useful heat in the form of steam to Macallan, a well-renowned Scottish whisky producer. The British company was founded in 2011 and produces 15 MW of electricity and heat by burning biomass from surrounding woodlands.