Geoservices Partners with Ventilation Firm EVB in Hoogstraten

Hoogstraten (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Heat pump installer Geoservices and ventilation firm EVB formed the Elentra Group partnership to share skills and offer sustainable energy solutions. Founder Danny Maes highlights benefits for customers and employees.

As VRT News reported, Geoservices, a company from Geoservices, and EVB, based in Hoogstraten, Belgium, are joining forces in a new partnership. Both companies focus on sustainable energy technology. They will work together under the Elentra Group, and they will keep running their businesses separately. 

“We will retain our individuality and focus, while simultaneously building a stronger entity,

says Danny Maes, founder of Geoservices.

“This will benefit both our customers and our employees.”

How Will Geoservices and EVB’s Partnership Boost Sustainable Energy Solutions?

According to officials, Geoservices and EVB are working together to improve their position in the sustainable energy market. By joining forces under the Elentra Group, they plan to speed up new ideas and better address complex energy challenges. 

These include using more renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, and building greener infrastructure. They mentioned that customers will gain from the combined knowledge and services of both companies, getting more complete solutions in one place.

Geoservices works with geothermal drilling and heat pumps to use natural heat from the earth for clean energy. EVB has over 20 years of experience in ventilation systems, offering both DIY products and expert installations. Officials mentioned that this teamwork helps customers get better service and more options all in one place.

A group called GreenCare Alliance in a nearby city teamed up to offer affordable clean energy to low-income communities. They worked together to bring solar panels and energy-saving devices to homes that needed them most. Each business kept its work but shared resources to help more people. 

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2 responses to “Geoservices Partners with Ventilation Firm EVB in Hoogstraten”

  1. Moon Peaches Avatar
    Moon Peaches

    Looks like Geoservices and EVB are set to conquer the renewable energy world while keeping their separate parties—just what every eco-conscious Belgian needs, a bit of corporate tango! 💃🌍

  2. K-Tin Man Avatar
    K-Tin Man

    Oh, look! Geoservices and EVB are forming a partnership—how original! Can’t wait to see how they “retain their individuality” while merging like two peas in a sustainable pod. 😏

  3. Looks like Geoservices and EVB are off to the races, combining forces like a Belgian waffle and chocolate—sweet on paper, but I wonder if they’ll actually stick together when the heat is on. 🤔 #SustainableOrBust

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