According to NAPIT, research shows that the low carbon heating market will grow from 30,000 installations in 2014 to 90,000 in 2017.
Managing director of NAPIT Certification, David Cowburn, said: “Householders are seriously considering renewable heating solutions to combat rising energy bills by switching away from conventional heating systems.
“The ability to generate income from generating heat overcomes the barrier of the installation costs to such a degree that RHI is proving to be a game changer. During this period installers could take advantage of this growth prediction by making sure they can offer alternative solutions for householders.”