Sherwood Hunter
Recovering value from industrial materials
About Sherwood Power
Better energy
starts with
better thinking
We bring engineering and commercial experience together to help businesses make more of renewable energy, reduce energy costs and move their electrification plans forward.
Meet the peopleWhy we're here
Renewables generate electricity
Flexibility creates value
Businesses need energy on their own schedule. Solar and wind work to a different one.
We develop storage that helps close that gap by banking surplus renewable energy on site for later use. Our focus is practical: help businesses manage energy costs, work within connection constraints and support changing energy needs.
The story behind the story
Three generations
of engineering ingenuity
A family engineering story spanning more than 110 years, with a continuing interest in finding value where others see waste.
From Sherwood Hunter’s work recovering wool and developing coal-washing processes, to George and Sue Hunter’s role in industrial filtration, practical problem-solving runs through the family’s history.
Today, Alex Hunter brings that outlook to Sherwood Power: helping businesses bank renewable energy on site and use it when it matters.
Explore our engineering heritage
George and Sue Hunter
Advancing filtration and separation
Alex Hunter
Bringing that outlook to energy storage
Air and water
Flexible possibilities
What we've developed
The Free Air Bank
The Sherwood FAB — Free Air Bank — uses air and water to store energy. It uses surplus renewable electricity to bank energy on site for later use, helping businesses make efficient use of renewables, expand electrification and reduce energy costs.
Generate | Bank | Use. Renewable electricity can come from on-site generation, the grid or both. The FAB banks energy at your site so it can be used when demand rises, renewable generation falls or grid electricity is more expensive.
Our approach goes beyond electricity alone. Depending on the configuration and application, heating, cooling or compressed air outputs may offer additional value for the site.
Explore the FABHow we approach the challenge
Start with the site
Keep the possibilities open
01
Understand the need
Start with energy demand, available renewable supply, connection limits and the plans energy constraints may be holding back.
02
Connect the thinking
Bring engineering requirements, energy costs and commercial priorities together to identify where the FAB could add value.
03
Plan beyond today
Consider electrification, future loads, service access and opportunities to expand the system as the site's needs change.
The people
behind the possibilities
Experience across energy, engineering and manufacturing
Alex Hunter
CEO
Focused on making sustainable energy more reliable and affordable through storage.
Gábor Baranyi
Head of Technical and Operational Delivery
Focused on bringing technical planning and operational delivery together to move projects forward.
Daniel Hunter
CFO
Brings senior manufacturing management and board-level business experience.
Working together
Progress takes
more than one perspective
From exploring refrigeration electrification with Sainsbury's to the renewable-energy collaboration with PSI Global, our projects connect technical challenges with commercial needs.
Explore the PSI Global collaboration ↗︎
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