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IECCC certifying our products within the GCC member states of the Middle East

We are in the process of suppling our products within the GCC member states in the Middle east 

To allow this we need to include IECCC certification to our LED lighting products If you can carry out the necessary testing and evaluation required to achieve this, please contact us and send your quote to :  info@ventola.co.uk   


Response required by 5th August 2020

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Ventola Projects Ltd 

07770 227537

The importance of energy efficient lighting in 2020

Energy efficiency is a topic which is never far from everyday conversation. 

Governments, organisations, businesses and individuals all know that action is required to address the amount of energy we consume and to protect the future of our natural world. Whilst this may be all the incentive you need to look at energy consumption, it’s worth remembering that there other, very tangible reasons for doing this too, such as: -

Cost saving
​Before environmental considerations jumped to the top of the agenda, businesses looked at reducing energy simply to keep operational costs to a minimum. Identifying any areas where energy usage might be reduced is still a very valid money saving exercise and should therefore be part of any smart business’s plan.The savings may be considerable, and it takes cost straight from the bottom line, allowing for it to be used elsewhere to much better effect.

Raising Environmental profile 
​One of the biggest changes to business in recent times is the way in which target markets engage and interact with their product and service providers. It is no longer enough to just sell something people want to buy, today’s buyers want to know about the profile of the company behind the product or service and want to see ethical policies which are aligned with their own beliefs.Environmental credentials are being scrutinised more than ever, so failure to illustrate a responsible approach can be costly when it comes to consumer confidence.

Legal duties
There may be little in the way of legislation relating to energy efficiency for SME’s just yet, but the Government’s wider plan to drastically reduce emissions by 2050 could involve the introduction of specific laws to achieve this target. Since business activity is thought to account for around 50% of the UK’s total emissions, it’s not difficult to imagine that stricter legal requirements will be introduced here in the very near future. As with most new laws affecting businesses, forewarned is forearmed, and any steps taken now may save a huge amount of resource and money closer to the legal deadline.

Ventola know that energy efficiency matters
At Ventola Projects we have long understood the importance of reducing energy usage and that is why our entire range of lighting products are energy efficient.We are always looking for new ways to help our clients reduce their energy consumption and often this can be through the replacement of old, inefficient lighting systems with much more cost-effective ones. Approaching every new job with enthusiasm and applying innovative products and ideas, we provide solutions which address cost concerns without compromising on the ‘wow effect’ we know our clients want to achieve.

Lighting is often the first area where an entertainment facility can save money, but we believe this should never be at the expense of the vibrant atmosphere. The LED components within our VAvR system are bright and bold but low-energy and low maintenance – offering a win: win situation for both the business and the environment.

If you think energy efficiency is something you’d like to consider for your own business or facility then get in touch and we will be happy to help.

Ventola Projects Ltd. Sponsor International Trade Award for Leicester Mercury Business Awards

When asked for our input to the 2020 Leicester Mercury Business Awards, we saw a great opportunity to get the hard work and success of our international, exporting businesses the attention and promotion it deserved. 

After a very constructive discussion with the event organisers, not only did we get the International Trade category included within next year’s awards, but we also arranged to have Ventola Projects Ltd. sponsor it!

Sponsorship doesn’t just mean that Ventola Projects will be making a financial contribution. The package we have committed to starts with a launch breakfast in November, and then once officially open, we will be reading the entries, visiting the businesses who enter, and narrow down the contenders to a panel of finalists, and then choosing a winner and runner up from the final three.

We will be approaching this challenge from a point of knowledge and experience. The team at Ventola Projects, as you may well know produce, ship and install lighting installations globally and have gained particular recognition in the USA and the Middle East for the supply of specialist entertainment facility light systems. As well as this, Mick Ventola, our Managing Director, is a Department of International Trade (DIT) Midlands Engine Export Champion – a role which regularly finds him delivering seminars and workshops on selling to an overseas market, and sees this opportunity as an extension of that.

Our vast knowledge and keen eye for international opportunity means we are perfectly placed to champion this exciting new award. Our own amazing track record means that we know exactly what to look for within the candidates – businesses who have increased their exports year on year and/or have shown progressive growth in the export market.

The sponsorship of this awards allows us to be heavily involved with like-minded businesspeople. We are keen to participate in the many networking events throughout the process and to get a real understanding of what is going on within other companies who are meeting the challenge of export. 

There is obviously also a charitable aspect to what we are doing and that allows us to share our success and essentially ‘give a little back’. Exporting can be hard work, so it’s great to give some recognition to those who succeed, despite the time and effort involved. Despite the time commitment that this award will require, we wanted to participate as much as we could. 

To find out more information on the Leicester Mercury Business Awards - visit: https://leicestershirelivebusinessawards.co.uk/home