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Turnbull & Scott win the 2023 Sustainable Development Award

ENGINEERING firm Turnbull & Scott have been recognized by Scottish Engineering as the Sustainable Development Award winners. The company is

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ENGINEERING firm Turnbull & Scott have been recognized by Scottish Engineering as the Sustainable Development Award winners. The company is committed to investing in innovative products and in their dedicated workforce so they can help customers solve and deliver the solution to their comfort or process heating, drying, cooling, chilling, and energy saving challenges. In doing so, they are increasingly helping companies work toward a NetZero future.

This award comes as a great birthday present for the company as they celebrate their 90th Anniversary this year , reaffirming theirbelief that they are on the right track to have another successful 90 years ahead.

Managing Director Peter Murphy commented on the award win: “We are delighted to be receiving this award in 2023, the year we celebrate our 90th birthday. We have been quietly helping our customers to reduce their heat energy consumption for much of that time and to receive the Sustainable Development award is a huge honour, particularly in 2023 with so many companies doing so much wonderfully innovative engineering to solve the climate change challenge.”

Winning the award rounded off a great week for Turnbull & Scott after exhibiting at the 2023 All-Energy event in Glasgow.

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