Feature
Scots renewables reduces carbon by more than 13 million tonnes a year
The amount of harmful CO2 displaced by Scotland’s renewable energy sector has increased by almost 10% – or more than a million tonnes – in one year, ...
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News
Eleven projects receive funding to bring energy to local communities
Eleven groups around the city have been offered a total of £58,132 to undertake a range of energy projects in local communities.
News
Concerns raised over Government’s plans to improve UK’s energy efficiency
The Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors (APHC) has expressed concerns over newly announced Government plans to increase the UK’s energy efficiency in line ...
News
Mixed outlook for UK’s renewable energy market
The UK renewable energy sector has continued to lose its appeal in the eyes of investors, dropping to a new all-time low in EY’s ...
News
New £1.2m study to explore converting waste heat to electrical power
A consortium led by steam engineering specialist, Spirax Sarco, is to embark on a three year research programme to explore the potential for low temperature ...
News
Xmas surplus food waste could power a city through AD
No food company deliberately creates unnecessary waste. However, the volume of food waste created over the festive period is typically 30 per cent higher than the ...
News
Worcester launches installer search for face of new campaign
Worcester, Bosch Group has taken to social media in its bid to find one lucky installer to feature in its new online advertising campaign.
Product
Innasol welcomes new boilers to existing product portfolio
Innasol have made new ETA biomass boiler additions to the company’s already extensive product portfolio.
News
Renewable gas market makes major breakthrough
The global standard against which large organisations measure, manage, and report GHG emissions, the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol , has recognised that Green Gas Certificates, issued ...
News
Launch of new company specialising in refurbished wind turbines
A new company specializing in the planning, procurement and installation of refurbished wind turbines has opened for trading in Machynlleth, Wales. The company will be ...
Feature
Businesses reap benefits as climate action drives global energy transition
Large energy buyers across the world have woken up to the unstoppable force of the UN climate treaty and it’s not just about lowering ...
News
Solar panel testing company is placed in administration
Property and asset consultants at Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) have been instructed to carry out a sale of the assets of IPSol Energy, a Nottingham-based ...
Opinion
Biopower market set to rise to 165.2 GW of installed capacity by 2025
Despite a slump in annual additions, the global biopower market is set to show steady growth, rising from 106.2 Gigawatts (GW) of installed capacity in 2015 to 165.2 ...
News
SOLARWATT appoints Wind & Sun distribution partner as demand rises
SOLARWATT, the leading German pioneer of high-performance dual-glass solar PV energy production and storage systems, has appointed Wind & Sun as a distributor in its ...
News
Solarcentury achieves MCS 012 certification first with BRE Global
Solarcentury has achieved a certification first under the new MCS 012 requirements for roof-integrated photovoltaic (PV) systems.
News
Huge milestone for installer training academy
Despite many hurdles thrown at the renewable heating industry INNASOL receive positive signs as they reach a huge milestone having now trained more than 2500 renewable ...
News
60th anniversary for NICEIC
Last month marked an important milestone for NICEIC as it celebrated the 60th anniversary since its first inception.
News
New report finds huge variations in renewable energy progress across England
Renewable power now provides 19 percent of England’s electricity – but take up varies hugely across the country – according to a new publication “Renewable energy: A ...
News
Dulas helps landowner maximise wind energy potential
Dulas, a leading independent renewable energy advisor, has successfully ensured the progression and completion of a 100kW wind turbine project in Carmarthenshire, South Wales. Dulas ...
Opinion
BRE takes a cool look at air conditioning in non-domestic buildings
A newly published BRE report sheds important light on electricity usage by air conditioning in UK offices and retail environments. Comprising the findings of a ...
News
Renewable energy outstrips coal in new official UK electricity figures
The Government’s new annual energy statistics show that renewable energy sources are replacing coal as mainstream technologies generating power for British homes, offices and ...
News
Greg Clark appointed new Energy Secretary
Prime Minister Theresa May has merged the departments of business and energy and appointed Greg Clark as the new Secretary in charge of the newly ...
Product
NorthConnect gets green light for providing renewable energy from Norway to Scotland
NorthConnect is one of the highest-rated projects in Europe for socio-economic welfare, CO2 reduction, and the integration of renewable energy sources, and it has just ...
Opinion
Storage: The Final Piece In The Global Energy Transition Puzzle
Recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) featuring substantial investments in energy storage companies indicate a structural shift in global energy systems. S&P ...
