Restoring Nature at Firestone Bridge: One Year of Progress

At NXTGENbps, we believe sustainability goes beyond clean energy generation – it’s about supporting the ecosystems that sustain us all. That’s why last year we partnered with the Firestone Bridge Conservation Project, an initiative led by James McAleer to restore a degraded industrial landscape in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 

As a company dedicated to renewable power solutions, we recognise that truly sustainable practices require looking beyond technology alone. Peatlands like those at Firestone Bridge are among the planet’s most effective carbon sinks – when healthy, they capture and store more carbon per hectare than forests. By supporting their restoration, we’re investing in natural climate solutions that complement the clean energy work we do every day. 

What was once a lead mine and Victorian council tip is being transformed into a thriving ecosystem, helping preserve vital peatland and biodiversity for generations to come. Now over twelve months on, remarkable progress has been made – powered in part by clean energy from NXTGENbps battery systems. 

Powering Regeneration 

Sustainable restoration in such a remote environment brings its own challenges. With no access to mains electricity, traditional generators would risk undoing the very environmental gains the project aims to achieve. Instead, Firestone Bridge runs on portable NXTGENbps batteries, providing reliable, zero-emission power for equipment, irrigation, lighting, and monitoring tools used on site. 

This clean energy support has allowed James and his team to conduct surveys, operate essential tools, and even power the early stages of the new reservoir and sphagnum moss farm without relying on fossil fuels – keeping the project’s carbon footprint low from the ground up. 

Rebuilding the Landscape 

A key milestone has been the creation of a new reservoir, diverting water away from contaminated mine spoil and back through its original wetland route – as shown on maps dating back centuries. This allows rainwater to slow naturally, reducing flood risk downstream while supporting the irrigation of the site’s forthcoming sphagnum moss farm, essential for peatland regeneration and carbon capture. 

Other recent developments include: 

  • Revetment construction to prevent erosion and protect the river from polluted materials. 
  • Leaky dam installation to manage water flow and encourage habitat formation. 
  • Soil recreation and bio-crusting trials, exploring new ways to stabilise contaminated ground and encourage plant growth. 
  • Archaeological research uncovering historic mine workings dating to the Middle Ages, linking environmental restoration with cultural preservation. 

Universities, including researchers from Newcastle University, are now using the site for PhD studies focused on soil regeneration and ecosystem restoration – evidence of Firestone Bridge’s growing scientific and educational importance. 

Our Continued Support 

Our ongoing involvement in the Firestone Bridge Conservation Project reflects more than our commitment to sustainable power – it’s part of our belief that technology and nature can work together to create real, lasting change. By supplying clean, portable energy where it’s needed most, we’re helping enable projects like this to operate entirely off-grid, proving that renewable power can drive both environmental progress and practical results. 

To learn more or support the next phase of the project, visit Firestone Bridge Conservation Project on Instagram – and if you can, please consider donating to support this work. 

Powering Sproud’s Coffee Van Roadshow 

Sustainable Power for a Plant-Based Brand 

Sproud, a plant-based milk brand recognised for its commitment to sustainability, launched a nationwide supermarket roadshow to introduce shoppers to their products by serving free coffees made with Sproud. 

For a campaign like this, a battery-powered solution made sense: it’s quiet, easy to deploy, and avoids the fumes and emissions of diesel generators. NXTGENbps worked with Sproud to identify the most efficient and reliable setup to keep the coffee van running throughout long days on the road. 

Understanding the Challenge 

The coffee van needed enough power to run for long days – typically nine-hour shifts with around eight hours of service. It had to power two espresso machines, grinders, fridges, lights, and flow jets, all while being reliable and straightforward to deploy at each site. 

Testing the Right Setup 

To provide the most efficient power solution, we carried out detailed testing to ensure it would meet the demands. 

  • Starting with the 5kWh Goat battery, we powered all equipment. After the initial heat-up, the charge dropped from 100% to 87%. 
  • In service, making two drinks at a time used around 1% of the battery, equating to roughly 200 drinks over three hours. 
  • To cover the full nine-hour shifts – often producing up to 600 drinks – we paired the Goat with the Billy Goat expansion pack, increasing total capacity to 14.6kWh. 

This combination provided a practical and reliable power source that could handle a full day’s service without interruption. 

On the Road 

With the battery solution in place, Sproud’s coffee van has been visiting supermarkets across the UK, serving hundreds of coffees each day and allowing shoppers to taste their plant-based milk – all powered by clean, quiet battery energy.

 To find out more about our sustainable battery power solutions, contact our team today!

Battery Technology Is Ready – Is the Industry? 

By Lesley Marr, Director of Sustainability & Business Development, NXTGENbps 

Battery technology in film and TV has advanced rapidly – and the latest innovations are not just greener, they’re genuinely more practical. At NXTGENbps, we’ve seen growing interest from productions looking for quieter, cleaner power – but what’s often overlooked is just how far batteries have come in terms of performance, safety, and adaptability. 

Take charging, for example. Today’s batteries are no longer grid-dependent. Our systems support multiple charging modes – solar, EV, and mains – offering greater flexibility for crews working in varied environments. Solar charging, in particular, provides a clear sustainability advantage and is ideal for off-grid locations, allowing productions to maintain continuity without relying on traditional infrastructure or fuel delivery. 

Portability is also key. Our range of products is designed to be highly mobile to suit the fast-paced nature of production – whether in remote landscapes or busy urban settings. The SHAPE Basecamp Emperor delivers 15kWh in a weatherproof unit built for tough outdoor conditions – operating safely from -20°C to 50°C. With over 4,000 lifecycles to 80% capacity, it’s built for long-term use and when connected to the 15kWh stackable backup battery it can be daisy-chained up to 300kWh for larger shoots – all without noise, fumes, or fuel. 

Flight safety is another barrier that’s been overcome. The latest battery from NXTGENbps, the Swift, uses solid-state chemistry to deliver high energy density in a lightweight, IP67-rated format. It’s certified for cargo air travel, opening up access to power in even the most remote or international locations. 

And it’s not just about the batteries themselves. Smart monitoring apps are now standard on our most advanced units, giving crews real-time visibility of charge status, power draw, and overall health – critical for power planning and minimising downtime on set. 

Battery safety concerns remain top of mind for many. That’s why every battery we offer is CE-certified and designed specifically for professional use – using stable chemistries like LiFePO4 and avoiding consumer-grade components that often fail in field conditions. Stable output (clean sine wave power) also protects sensitive equipment – ideal for DIT stations, cameras, and lighting control. 

The more obvious benefits are environmental. Not just in terms of reducing emissions and carbon footprint, but in cutting waste. Longer-lasting batteries reduce the frequency of replacement, and many of our suppliers are investing in closed-loop recycling. Some are even repurposing EV batteries for second-life energy storage, extending their usable life before disposal. 

As regulations tighten and production locations grow more varied, battery tech isn’t just keeping up – it’s ahead. From flight-safe power to solar charging, rugged design to long lifecycles, the solutions already exist. 

The film industry feels like it’s getting back on track. We’re all hopeful for some sunny summer days to enjoy festivals and outdoor events, so if you’re planning your next sustainable production or event and looking to move away from fossil fuel generators, we’d be happy to help you find the right system. Explore our range online or speak with our super-helpful team. 

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BSC 2025 Highlights

Unleashing Innovation: NXTGENbps at BSC Expo

BSC Expo was buzzing, and so was the NXTGENbps stand! As specialists in portable battery power solutions, we’re committed to delivering reliable, high-performance, and sustainable energy for film and broadcast. From debuting game-changing new products to showcasing trusted favorites, we had incredible conversations about the future of on-set power. If you missed us at the show, here’s a quick recap of what we brought to the floor.

NXTGENbps Swift made its debut and wowed with its lightweight power, rapid charging and flight-safe capabilities.
Strong, durable, and built to last, the SHAPE Basecamp Emperor made its mark.
A Stand Full of Energy! Big launches and great chats at a buzzing BSC Expo.
Our trusted favourite, the NXTGENbps Goat, proving once again why pros rely on it.
The Goat also lent a hand to our partner, Notorious DIT, helping to keep their stand powered up and running smoothly throughout the show.
The Anton Bauer Eden - Available through NXTGENbps, delivering reliable, sustainable power to filmmakers.
The Instagrid ONE Max delivers flexible power for filmmakers who need seamless energy on the go.
From debuting new innovations to showcasing trusted favorites, NXTGENbps brought sustainable, high-performance portable power to BSC Expo 2025. Missed us at the show? Get in touch to learn more about our products and how they can power your next production.

How the NXTGENbps Goat Passed the Tea Test

On any film or TV set, there is an array of critical equipment needed to keep things running smoothly—but perhaps most important to many brits is the tea urn. After all, keeping the cast and crew refreshed with a good brew is essential! On remote locations, this has often meant relying on petrol or diesel generators, or mains power where available. That’s why we put our NXTGENbps 5 kW Goat battery to the test: to show that sustainable, silent, and fume-free energy solutions can keep essential equipment powered without compromise. 

We conducted this experiment using a 16-litre Swan urn equipped with a thermostat simmer control and a 2200W power rating. The ambient room temperature was approximately 15°C, and the Goat battery was at 98% capacity at the start. The first step was to bring the urn, filled to the max with cold water, to a boil. After 45 minutes, steam began to rise, and the water reached a boil—all while the battery still held strong at 67% capacity. We then dialed down the thermostat to setting 3, as recommended by the urn’s instructions. The battery held steady at 67% while we continued to use the urn 

With lots of cups of tea enjoyed and the urn almost empty, we refilled it with cold water and noted that it took only 30 minutes to reach a boil this time. Interestingly, the battery’s level only dropped to 46% this time, and we observed that the peak power draw during this stage was 1890W, slightly below the rated 2200W. 

Our findings indicate that the NXTGENbps 5 kW Goat battery can power a tea urn for approximately 4 hours while using only 50% of its capacity. Plus, with the addition of one solar panel it can extend the usage by an additional 30 minutes, while two solar panels can provide an extra hour of power. This experiment showcased the performance of the Goat battery and confirmed that essential on-set equipment can be powered in a sustainable, quiet, and emission-free way. It’s time to say goodbye to noisy, fume-filled generators and hello to eco-friendly power that keeps the crew going strong. 

Southern Electric Traction Group restores historic commuter train No. 3417 ‘Gordon Pettitt’ with cutting-edge retrofit battery technology from NXTGENbps and High Viz Media Group

In a collaboration between Southern Electric Traction Group (SETG), High Viz Media Group Ltd, and NXTGENbps, the historic 1960s commuter train No. 3417, named ‘Gordon Pettitt’, is set to return to service on the prestigious Bluebell Railway, now equipped with state-of-the-art sustainable battery technology. As part of a broader and ongoing restoration effort, the train has been fully restored to operational condition, with NXTGENbps’s ‘Goat’ Lithium-Iron-Phosphate battery system retrofitted to power the train’s full lighting system—without the need for structural modifications—preserving its original integrity. 

Founded by Chris Buckland, Steve Upton and Gwil Jones, the SETG took on the task of restoring the four-coach commuter train, once a staple of Southern England’s rail network. After being sold by South West Trains to the Bluebell Railway for just £1, the train was entrusted to SETG to ensure its preservation as part of Britain’s rail heritage. 

A key challenge in the restoration was maintaining lighting when the train is off the mainline, where it typically relies on third rail power. Nick Collier, Managing Director of High Viz Media Group, looked to NXTGENbps for an innovative solution: a modern sustainable battery system that could be retrofitted without altering the train’s structure. The NXTGENbps Goat portable power system provides the energy for the train’s lighting, enhancing the passenger experience while ensuring full operational functionality—a crucial advancement in heritage railway preservation. 

The battery retrofit was completed in just five weeks, involving the integration of modern technology into the train’s existing electrical system. “We’ve taken a 55-year-old train and integrated cutting-edge technology without compromising its historical integrity,” said Steve Upton of SETG. The team carefully adapted the Goat battery system to work with the train’s infrastructure, powering fluorescent lights throughout the train. This retrofit ensures compliance with safety regulations, particularly when travelling through tunnels or operating in low-light conditions. 

Nick Collier emphasised the importance of maintaining the original design of the train. “Installing permanent modern batteries would have been both expensive and invasive, compromising the train’s structure. The Goat system, however, is fully removable, offering a flexible, scalable solution that integrates seamlessly into the existing framework.” 

No. 3417 ‘Gordon Pettitt’ is scheduled to return to service on the Bluebell Railway, operating between Sheffield Park and East Grinstead. For the first time in over 13 years, the restored train will carry passengers once again. The retrofitting project has already garnered considerable attention from railway enthusiasts and industry professionals alike, especially for its innovative and non-invasive approach. 

Chris Buckland from SETG highlighted the broader potential of this technology for other heritage railways. “The ability to retrofit modern battery systems without significant structural changes is a major breakthrough. This solution could be applied to other heritage trains facing similar challenges.” 

Looking ahead, SETG, High Viz Media Group, and NXTGENbps are exploring wider applications for the Goat battery technology across other preserved railway vehicles. This retrofit approach offers immense potential for rolling stock that requires a reliable, sustainable power source, all while preserving the integrity of historic trains. This collaboration exemplifies how modern technology can be successfully integrated into heritage preservation, ensuring the continued operation of these iconic trains for years to come. 

NXTGENbps Powers ITV Wales’ “Coast and Country” at WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre 

Overview 

When ITV Wales set out to film an episode of “Coast and Country” at the WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre, they faced a challenge: how to produce high-quality content while minimising their environmental impact. Determined to explore sustainable production methods, ITV Wales partnered with NXTGENbps to power the shoot using pure green energy. This collaboration not only aligned with their commitment to sustainability but also showcased how green energy can be seamlessly integrated into professional broadcasting. 

Challenge 

Filming in a remote location like the WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre naturally presents challenges. The shoot required reliable power in an area with limited access to traditional power sources, compounded by rugged terrain and heavy rainfall throughout the day. Additionally, as a wildlife and wetland centre, it was crucial to minimise disruption to the natural environment. These conditions could have posed significant obstacles, but the NXTGENbps Goat was more than up to the task. While there were initial reservations from the crew about whether battery power could meet the demands of all the broadcast equipment, especially given the high energy requirements typical of professional shoots, the Goat quickly dispelled these concerns. 

Solution: The NXTGENbps Goat 

The NXTGENbps Goat, a portable 5kW/4.8kWh power unit, was the ideal choice for this shoot. Built to withstand tough conditions, the Goat’s IP67 rating gave the crew complete confidence and ensured reliable operation despite the wet and challenging environment. Its compact and rugged design allowed it to perform flawlessly, even in the face of heavy rainfall and uneven terrain. 

  • Zero Emissions: The Goat operates with zero emissions, perfectly aligning with ITV Wales’ sustainability goals. 
  • Silent Operation: Silent operation was especially beneficial in the wetland setting, where minimising disruption to wildlife was a priority. By using a silent power source, the crew was able to capture high-quality footage without impacting the natural soundscape or disturbing the local wildlife, enhancing the overall production quality.
  • Reliability in Tough Conditions: The Goat’s rugged construction, coupled with its IP67 rating, meant it could withstand the challenging weather and terrain, delivering consistent power throughout the shoot. 
  • Efficiency: Despite powering two Aputure 1200 lights for four hours and the autocue system for 90 minutes, only 12% of the Goat’s battery capacity was used, indicating that it had ample reserve power to handle additional equipment. 

Environmental Benefits 

The collaboration between ITV Wales and NXTGENbps on the “Coast and Country” shoot delivered clear environmental benefits. By choosing the zero-emission Goat, ITV Wales significantly reduced the production’s carbon footprint. The silent operation of the unit was especially valuable in a sensitive location like the wetland, meaning there was minimal disruption to wildlife, preserving the natural environment. This project demonstrated that pure green energy can seamlessly power professional broadcasting while enhancing the quality of production and protecting the surroundings.  

“From ITV’s point of view our challenge was to broadcast our entire programme on location from the middle of a wetlands – but we needed safe power in this location that we could rely on. Conditions were very testing with torrential rain for most of the day – it was also impossible to drive a vehicle to location as we were working near walking paths. 

It was important to us from the planning stage that our power came from the cleanest possible source – considering the location we were in – we wanted to cause as little disruption as possible to the birds in the habitat – we had to be as quiet and clean as possible. Using a diesel generator would have been an absolute no go for us in this environment. Jono and Lesley were instrumental from the very first stage in helping us assess our power requirement – and how we could work practically and safely in this environment. They understood the needs of sustainable TV production – and in our case the type of budgets we had to work with.

It was a pleasure working with them from the start and I’d recommend the service and battery generators to anyone in any other part of ITV News or the wider ITV community.”

Nia Britton, Operations Manager ITV Cymru Wales

Product Specification 

The NXTGENbps Goat is designed to deliver portable electrical power up to 5kW/4.8kWh. The system features a built-in Pure Sine inverter, multiple power inputs (solar, DC, AC), and rapid charging capability via a Type 2 car charger.  

Key features include:  

  • 5kW/4.8kWh Lithium-Ion Battery: Reliable and expandable power supply.  
  • Solar Charging: Supports charging while in use.  
  • Silent Operation: Ideal for noise-sensitive environments. 
  • Zero Emissions: Supports carbon-neutral operations.  
  • Robust Design: Suitable for various conditions and locations.  
  • Fast Charging: Full charge in 45 minutes with a 7kW EV charger.  

The success of the NXTGENbps Goat during ITV Wales’ “Coast and Country” shoot underscores how reliable and efficient battery-powered solutions can be, even in challenging conditions. ITV Wales’ dedication to sustainability, paired with NXTGENbps’s innovative power solutions, shows what’s possible when the industry embraces greener practices.  

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NXTGENbps provides sustainable power to cover the motorsport of the future

Hampton, London, UK, 31 July 2024: NXTGENbps, a pioneer in battery power solutions and a champion of sustainable energy, worked with High Viz Media (Group) ltd to provide all the shooting power required to cover the 2024 Formula Student. This showcase of future engineering took place at the home of UK motorsport, Silverstone. 

Formula Student was established more than 25 years ago by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. To compete, teams of students have to build a fully-functional car which competes in a series of stringent tests. A panel of expert judges also evaluates the innovation in engineering, with heavy emphasis on sustainability, including electric power. The 2024 event attracted 180 teams, with more than a thousand students involved. 

The events of the Formula Student weekend were streamed live, including a marathon eight and a half hour broadcast on Saturday 20 July. Providing coverage was High Viz Media. Founder and MD Nick Collier said “Our brief was to provide high production values – but without the budget of a Formula 1 meet. 

“The event is very fast moving,” he explained. “These courses test the agility, endurance and speed of the cars – and they are very fast indeed. For us, it meant continually resetting to different locations to get the cameras where they were needed.” 

To simplify the continual re-rigging, High Viz Media elected to power all the cameras using the NXTGENbps Goat portable power unit. This is a practical but very powerful battery built into a rugged cart, making it simple to move to where you need it.  

The Goat provides 5 kw, with a basic capacity of 4.8 kWh expandable up to 139.2 kWh. It can be charged from any power source, including electric vehicle chargers and solar panels. The purpose-built inverter generates a pure sine wave to eliminate the risk to sensitive equipment.  

“It powered our multi-camera weekend on a single charge,” said Collier. “Even without the solar panels the Goat operated for two days without any significant degradation.” 

Collier also emphasised that taking power to the shoot meant there was no need to run power cables around the track, greatly simplifying the risk assessment and making the crew much more agile. The NXTGENbps solution allowed for safer and more flexible placement of power close to the broadcast equipment, enhancing overall efficiency without impacting the quality of the shoot. 

Lesley Marr, Director or Sustainability from NXTGENbps said “Seeing our flagship product used in an event like Formula Student demonstrates the real-world impact of our sustainable energy solutions. The Goat provided consistent and reliable power throughout the event, meeting all the demands of the High Viz Media team seamlessly and with minimal environmental impact.” 

For more on Formula Student see https://www.imeche.org/events/formula-student. For High Viz Media, go to https://www.highvizmedia.com 

You can also catch up on the action here: https://www.youtube.com/live/Z_vLouHKXmQ?si=yeO43ciXTiuC2h70

Sustainable Event Power: NXTGENbps & Event Electrix Hire Partnership

NXTGENbps is pleased to announce a new partnership with Event Electrix, a leading hire provider of innovative battery power solutions for the events industry.

As an official hire partner, Event Electrix will make NXTGENbps’s cutting-edge sustainable battery units available for short-term use, perfect for events and temporary setups. This partnership ensures that our advanced battery solutions are more widely accessible, offering flexible options for those who need reliable power.

Event Electrix has successfully implemented our battery units in various applications. For example, at the recent Wealden Times Summer Fair, their deployment of our batteries reduced fuel consumption by about 300 litres and CO2 emissions by an estimated 800kg. These achievements highlight the environmental benefits of using our advanced battery technology, even for short-term hires.

Event Electrix, based in Kent, has over 40 years of experience in providing temporary power solutions for the Film & TV Sector, Events Industry, and Backup & Emergency Power scenarios. They offer a wide range of generators, from diesel to hybrid, battery, and solar-enabled, and are dedicated to delivering high-quality, sustainable power solutions tailored to meet each client’s needs.

To learn more about how this partnership can benefit your next event, or to enquire about our innovative battery solutions, please visit our contact page.

NXTGENbps and High Viz Media Group Deliver Sustainable Power for Motorsports Broadcast

Overview 

NXTGENbps is committed to providing zero-emission battery power solutions for various industries, including film and TV. Our recent collaboration with High Viz Media Group involved an outdoor broadcast for a renowned automotive brand during their Family Day motorsports event. This case study demonstrates how our innovative Goat portable battery system enhanced broadcast efficiency and environmental sustainability. 

The Challenge 

The High Viz Media Group team were tasked with delivering comprehensive outside broadcasting facilities for a Family Day event at the automotive brand’s Hethel campus. The event required coverage of the vehicles and heritage cars racing around a former World War II airfield. The location’s lack of existing power infrastructure presented a significant challenge. Connect Live, the event production company, aimed to deliver as much of the production as possible using sustainable power solutions, while minimising risks associated with motorsport. 

Solution: The NXTGENbps Goat 

NXTGENbps provided the Goat portable battery to meet these challenges, offering a reliable and easy-to-use solution: 

  • Reliable Power Supply: The Goat’s 5kW/4.8kWh lithium-ion battery ensured a sustainable and uninterrupted power source. High Viz Media Group used two Goat batteries to power six PTZ cameras and other broadcasting equipment, maintaining uninterrupted live coverage. 
  • Efficient Solar Charging: Integrated with solar panels, the Goat allowed continuous power supply throughout the event. Starting the day at 90% charge and ending at 97%, it demonstrated efficient and reliable solar charging, increasing confidence in sustainable power solutions.
  • Silent Operation and Easy Deployment: The Goat’s silent operation eliminated noise pollution, preserving the event’s atmosphere and avoiding interference with audio feeds. Its portability enabled easy deployment across the Hethel campus, simplifying operations and enhancing efficiency. 

Environmental Benefits 

The motorsports industry is making significant strides toward environmental sustainability, with increasing emphasis on reducing carbon footprints and promoting green technologies. The Goat’s zero emissions and silent operation provided a green alternative to traditional diesel generators, aligning perfectly with this vision. By utilising the Goat, High Viz Media Group ensured reliable and efficient power for their broadcast, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable practices and supporting the industry’s move towards a greener future. This approach promotes a healthier environment for both the crew and the audience, showcasing how sustainable solutions can be effectively integrated into motorsports events. 

Product Specification 

The NXTGENbps Goat is designed to deliver portable electrical power up to a maximum of 5kW/4.8kWh. The system features a built-in Pure Sine inverter, multiple power inputs (solar, DC, AC), and rapid charging capability via a Type 2 car charger. The Goat’s robust design ensures durability in all conditions (IP67 rated). 

Key features include: 

  • 5kW/4.8kWh Lithium-Ion Battery: Reliable and expandable power supply. 
  • Solar Charging: Supports charging while in use. 
  • Silent Operation: Ideal for noise-sensitive environments. 
  • Zero Emissions: Supports carbon-neutral operations. 
  • Robust Design: Suitable for various conditions and locations. 
  • Fast Charging: Full charge in 45 minutes with a 7kW EV charger. 

Conclusion 

The successful deployment of the NXTGENbps Goat by High Viz Media Group showcases its effectiveness in providing reliable, portable power for live broadcasts. By choosing the Goat, High Viz Media Group ensured the smooth execution of their coverage and reinforced their commitment to environmental sustainability. NXTGENbps is proud to support High Viz Media Group in their efforts to deliver exceptional broadcasts while prioritising green energy solutions. 

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