Green Fuels to take part in Buckingham Palace coronation festival
July 8, 2013
BY Green Fuels Ltd.
The Gardens at Buckingham Palace will be the venue for a one-off event this summer for holders of Royal Warrants to celebrate the 60th anniversary of The Queen’s Coronation. Green Fuels, a Gloucestershire-based pioneering sustainable biofuel and biofuel technology manufacturer, will be taking part in the four-day celebration July 11-14.
The Coronation Festival will celebrate innovation, excellence and industry showcasing the broad range of fine brands, including Green Fuels, which have earned the recognition of a Royal Warrant over the years.
Royal Warrants are a mark of recognition to individuals or companies who have supplied goods or services for at least five years to the Households of The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh or The Prince of Wales Warrants have always been regarded as hallmarks of quality, excellence and service.
Green Fuels was awarded its Royal Warrant in January and its prestigious Royal appointment now sees Green Fuels join more than 200 Royal Warrant Holders at this unique event.
The Coronation Festival will be split into four specific showcase areas: design and technology; food and drink; style pursuits and pastimes; and homes and gardens. There will also be a section for The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust, the charitable arm of the Royal Warrant Holders Association, which helps financially disadvantaged, experienced crafts people to further their skills through the funding of further education and training.
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The festival will be open to members of the public from July 12-14. There will be a Royal Preview on July 11 for invited guests, including members of the Royal Family, charities, patronages, media, armed forces, inward investors and overseas trade missions, and guests of the Royal Warrant Holders Association and the Royal Household.
In the evening, the Gardens, with Buckingham Palace as the back-drop, will host a magnificent performance of music and dance. The Coronation Gala will celebrate cultural life during the reign of Her Majesty, showcasing the achievements and personality of this extraordinary age. The performances will chime with the themes of the Festival—tradition, excellence and innovation—featuring a range of superb home-grown U.K. talent with a focus on youth, as well as talent from across the commonwealth, a unique, energetic and entertaining show for this very special celebration.
The main event partners will be GlaxoSmithKline, Bentley and Jaguar Land Rover, who will each partner one of the three Gala evenings.
-Jaguar Land Rover July 11, Royal Preview
-GlaxoSmithKline July 12
-Bentley July 13
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Green Fuels as a proud Royal Warrant holder is delighted to be part of The Coronation Festival. It will provide us with a great platform to showcase pioneering sustainable biofuel and biofuel technology.
Speaking at the July 4 launch, Richard Peck, Secretary of the Royal Warrant Holders Association, commented, “The event will give the British public the opportunity to see the extraordinary quality and variety of skills, craftsmanship and innovation produced by companies here in Britain, presented to the world in a unique showcase.”
60,000 visitors will be able to come to Buckingham Palace for the Coronation Festival.
Tickets to the Coronation Festival have now sold out.
From its inception in 2003, Green Fuels, a U.K.-based manufacturer of biodiesel processors, has been recognized as the expert in manufacturing and commissioning biodiesel processing equipment to produce the highest quality biodiesel as up to a 100 percent replacement for fossil diesel. Throughout, Green Fuels has pioneered the use of sustainable biofuels in research and development, championing renewable and alternative energies.
From the Royal Train and other vehicles in the U.K.’s Royal fleet to a nationwide fleet of trucks in Dubai, more and more organizations are trusting Green Fuels and its class-leading biorefineries to power their operations.
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