Low Carbon Home 23
Installers across the UK support a new campaign by Worcestor Bosch to provide homeowners the support and confidence to make greener choices
Viessmann will roll out first 100% H2-ready boiler programme installation in early 2023 in Kaisersech, Germany.
Mitsubishi Electric is giving its Livingston ‘smart factory’ a £15.3m uplift to significantly increase its production of low-carbon heat pumps
In this study, the featured property is a rural farmhouse in the heart of Northamptonshire, which is now truly warm for the first time in its 300-year history thanks to the installation of a GSHP renewable energy system.
Ian Rippin, CEO of MCS explores what the government’s Heat and Buildings strategy means for MCS-certified installers across the country.
Pilkington UK, in St Helens, has successfully completed a pioneering project using a blend of hydrogen with natural gas to run a furnace for five days.
Following on from the government’s announcement of the Heat and Buildings strategy, leading manufacturers in the industry have welcomed the focus of direction and positive vision for a low carbon future.
The recent announcement of a new £450 million boiler upgrade scheme may have instilled gas installers with concern about their future.
Vital Energi and Star Renewables have officially opened the UK’s first large-scale water source heat pump project at the award-winning Queens Quay heat pump energy centre
In line with the publication of the Government’s net zero strategy, the Future Homes Standard, which aims to reduce the carbon footprint of residential homes by 80%, will come into effect in 2025.
Ryze Hydrogen, the low carbon hydrogen distribution company founded by Jo Bamford, has agreed a deal with HyNet that will see it distribute hydrogen from the ground-breaking facility
Jaga UK, manufacturer of heating, cooling and ventilation solutions designed with the environment in mind, has announced the availability of its Dynamic Boost Hybrid (DBH) technology for the UK market
The current ‘One size fits all’ approach to retrofitting the nation’s homes risks widening economic inequality, Localis report warns
“Today’s Heat and Buildings Strategy is a good start, though it doesn’t provide the full set of policies we need to get the built environment on track for net zero,” Comments Gillian Charlesworth, CEO of BRE, world leaders in built environment innovations.
Research from Solar Energy UK reveals that over half of homeowners would consider solar to beat soaring energy bills
The launch of the UK’s Heat and Buildings Strategy today met with an initial warm welcome from the industry
In the Heat and Buildings strategy released today, Government firmly backs heat pumps with plans to drive down their cost through a £450million scheme
Martindale Electric has created an updated version of the ALIVE acronym to help prevent loss of life and safeguard workplaces for anyone working in or near electrical installations.
One of the most successful names in renewable heating in Ireland has launched its UK operation from new premises in Exeter.
Octopus Hydrogen has entered a strategic partnership with Innova Renewables and Novus to build green hydrogen production facilities
Further reducing the carbon footprint of electric vehicles in the UK, Zero Emission Vehicles Ltd (ZEV), has released a range of British-made EV charging cables.
Jordan Brompton, co-founder and CMO of myenergi, discusses the results of a recent national survey and explains why drivers are still reluctant to embrace an electric future.
The Port of Leith welcomed the arrival of eight onshore wind turbines as part of the 16 MW Howpark Wind Farm to be located in the Scottish Borders.
Griff Thomas, from GTEC, looks at how installers can help their customers choose the best green tech for their homes