Gemma McLeod News

G Stow to attend The Water Equipment Show in partnership with Wilo

We’re pleased to announce that we’ll be attending The Water Equipment Show on 14th May 2026 at the International Centre, Telford, joining forces with our long-standing partner Wilo on their stand.

The Water Equipment Show is one of the UK’s leading events for water industry professionals, bringing together specialists in clean water, wastewater, treatment, pumping, and engineering. With its strong technical focus and highly engaged audience, the show provides an ideal platform for us to showcase our capabilities and connect with customers, suppliers and industry peers.

This year, we’re pleased to be present alongside Wilo, a global leader in pump and pumping system technology. Together, we’ll be highlighting the combined strength of our expertise, from G Stow’s deep heritage in borehole engineering, drilling, maintenance and asset management, to Wilo’s advanced borehole pumping solutions and innovation in water sustainability.

Visitors to the stand will be able to: 

  • Meet members of the G Stow and Wilo teams 
  • Explore our latest projects, technologies and service offerings 
  • Discuss challenges around groundwater supply, asset resilience, and operational efficiency 
  • Learn more about how we support water companies across the UK

We look forward to connecting with colleagues from across the sector. If you’re attending the show, come and see us on the Wilo stand, we’d be delighted to welcome you! 

Joseph Holdsworth Boreholes

G Stow secures Boreholes for Ground Source Heat Pumps framework with Centrica

Company wins 3-year framework to deliver boreholes to drive Ground source heat pumps

Centrica Business Solutions has selected G Stow, a UK leading borehole engineering and drilling specialist, to deliver boreholes for ground source heating following a recent competitive tender process.

The team at G Stow will help Centrica in its objective to deliver a more cost and carbon efficient solution to its commercial, industrial and public sector clients; drilling both open and closed loop borehole systems to drive ground source heat pumps that are growing in popularity as a replacement or complement to combined heat and power plant.

Simon Dray, managing director water, waste and infrastructure at South Staffordshire Plc commented: “We are delighted to have been chosen by Centrica as a partner to support their delivery of environmentally friendly integrated energy solutions. With over a century of experience in water engineering, we’re looking forward to supporting Centrica with our borehole expertise and experience, and we can’t wait to get started.”

Luke Bannar-Martin, head of net zero pathways at Centrica Business Solutions added: “Having G Stow on board as a partner enables us to utilise their borehole drilling and maintenance expertise to help drive forward the provision of ground source heating options for our clients, supporting them to live more sustainably, simply, and affordably, in an increasingly low carbon world.”