Banff Business Diversity Energy Solutions celebrates short-list success after Trade Awards finalist nomination

A BANFF business is celebrating awards success after reaching the final stages of the Trades Awards for the North of Scotland.

Diversity Energy Solutions has been short-listed for two awards in the tenth annual trades industry awards, with a nomination for Best Small Trades Business and an Apprentice of the Year award nomination for their electrical apprentice Ryan Lovie.

Diversity, which was established in 2016 by Tracie Lovie, offers energy installation and testing for domestic and commercial buildings.

The Banff headquartered company has undergone significant growth since it begun, with expansion to Liverpool based R&M Facilities Management adding to the firms existing facilities in both Banff and Stirling in order to deliver projects across the UK.

Commenting on the shortlist success, Tracie Lovie, CEO, said, “We are thrilled to be named as a finalist in two categories of these respected industry awards. The achievement is credit to our team, who utilise their skills and experience to deliver a first-class service for our clients.

"Diversity has experienced significant growth as we continue to enhance our offerings, most recently adding ECO4 funding to our services portfolio. We are really looking forward to attending the awards ceremony and celebrating with other finalists from across the industry.”

Isla Stewart, Account Manager at Mearns & Gill, organisers of the Trades Awards said: “Once again, our judging panel has been blown away by the standard of application this year. We know how busy the construction industry is, and the huge challenges it continues to face, so we are glad to be able to bring excellent people and businesses together to ensure that their hard work, passion, and expertise is celebrated.”

Read More: The Trades Awards Tenth Anniversary Finalists Revealed.

Winners of the Trade Awards will be announced on Friday 28th October at Ardoe House Hotel in Aberdeen.

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