Low Carbon Home 11
Government measures to reinvigorate the onshore wind sector are met with a mixed response.
isoenergy tackles the challenge of creating a heating solution that blends seamlessly with nature's beauty at the 360m² Deer House in this case study.
Rye Memorial Hospital is the UK's first community hospital to achieve carbon neutrality.
Oxfordshire couple Paul and Anne transformed their home by switching to a heat pump, slashing energy bills and enjoying a newfound comfort. Their success story is part of Good Energy's 'Green home stories' campaign, inspiring a cleaner and greener future
Octopus Energy and UK Power Networks have introduced 'Power-ups,' offering free energy during sunny and windy periods.
The sluggish performance of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) due to low application numbers for heat pump subsidies highlights concerns about the shortage of trained installers in the UK, prompting calls to shift focus towards encouraging manufacturer-funded installer training to support heat pump adoption and net zero goals.
Charging hub projects accelerate EV uptake and increase installer opportunity.
Fergus provides four tips for business owners to delegate effectively and enjoy a relaxing holiday: ensure stand-ins understand admin systems, use job progress monitoring, manage invoicing, control inventory, and utilise remote monitoring.
Approval granted for £12.5m Ideal Heating R&D facility driving low carbon technologies, supporting heat pump innovation in the UK.
Customers will enjoy free electricity when there is excess from abundant renewables
MCS's six-week consultation on its redevelopment received a substantial response from industry stakeholders, which will shape the future of renewable energy and heating technologies.
A Chameleon Technology's IHD7 in-home display is now present in 1 in 3 UK homes.
The three-year partnership with The Retrofit Academy, will accelerate development of green workforce and infrastructure.
Thousands to be trained to retrofit and install insulation to boost energy efficiency in homes across the country.
Octopus launches clean energy scheme with no bills for householders
New free guide is an essential tool for traders in the domestic energy-efficiency sector.
As coal support ends, there is a need for on-site energy diversification, urging industries to adopt decentralised solutions and improve resilience.
Issues with the smart meter network risk are reducing the appetite for renewables.
MCS, the Microgeneration Certification Scheme, has teamed up with the British Assessment Bureau (BAB) to boost the installation of small-scale renewables in the UK.
Heat networks are gaining recognition as a vital tool for decarbonisation, as they integrate renewables and lower energy bills, positioning them to become a key focus for achieving net zero.
Separating fact from myth - combining radiators and heat pumps.
InstallerSHOW has outdone itself once again, smashing attendance records and leaving its mark as the biggest-ever event of its kind. Professionals from the installer and specifier communities swarmed the NEC last month as they engaged with over 450 exhibitors and delved into an unparalleled live content program focused on the future of heat, water, air, and energy.
Findings from a recent report by show that SMEs in the West Midlands are grappling with energy bill price hikes of 167-500%.
The new range from First Mats delivers more choices as well as safety and efficiency improvements.