Inviron, the award-winning and leading building services and facilities management provider, is supporting the green revolution in East Anglia.

The business' Building Systems Eastern division has begun work, alongside Main Contractor, Wates Construction, at the five-storey OrbisEnergy building in Lowestoft. The building will become a landmark site providing office, boardroom and conferencing facilities for more than 30 businesses involved in renewable wind, wave and tidal power across east England.

Inviron is currently installing the mechanical and electrical systems at the building, including lighting, small power, fire alarm, heating, air conditioning and ventilation, along with the installation of a woodchip bio-mass boiler and daylight controlled lighting which will help energy conservation.

The Lowestoft building has been designed to BREEAM (Build Research Establishment Environment Assessment Method) standards, reflecting its low environmental impact.

Colin Clements, Inviron's Building Systems Eastern's, General Manager commented "We are pleased to be working with Wates Construction and to be involved in this project which will ultimately help to create a better environment for us all."

Ian Vickers, Business Unit Director, from Wates Construction, commented "Wates' policy is to create a positive impact where possible on the environment and in the communities in which we work. We work in partnership with companies that will deliver our vision and are proud to be associated with the OrbisEnergy building and believe it will create a sustainable environment for future generations."