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Micropower Council opts for name change
The Micropower Council is to rebrand itself as the Sustainable Energy Association in an effort to better reflect the business activities of its member companies.
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Government warned not to cut carbon budget
The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has urged the government not to reduce the UK’s carbon budget when it comes up for review next ...
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Improving the non-domestic RHI: Have your say
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is inviting installers to contribute feedback to its non-domestic RHI review.
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Heat pump roadshow comes to a close
Mitsubishi Electric has just completed a UK-wide seminar programme taking the renewable heat pump message to hundreds of social housing providers across the country.
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Ampair to acquire Westwind
Ampair, the Dorset-based wind turbine manufacturer, announces that it is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Westwind, the Belfast-based wind turbine manufacturer.
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IXUS Energy unveils new biomass training facility
The IXUS Energy team outside the company’s newly-opened training centre
IXUS Energy has opened a new training centre due to demand it is experiencing ...
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Plumb Center welcomes Green Deal simplification plan
Plumb Center has welcomed the Department of Energy and Climate Changes’s (DECC) proposals to make Green Deal more straightforward.
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Winning combination
Thermal Earth has launched a combined biomass boiler able to burn both split logs and wood pellets.
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SMA and CCL extend project performance package
CCL Components is to extend the SMA offer of Project Performance Packages (PPP) utilising SMA’s Sunny TriPower Technology.
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Ecobuild sets it stall for sustainability standard
Ecobuild is looking at ways to reduce the carbon footprint of its 2014 show in a bid to achieve the ISO 20121 Sustainable Events Management System certification.
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Wind subsidy decision ‘panders to nimbys’ – Full industry response
The government’s confirmation of financial support levels for large scale onshore and offshore wind after 2015 has stirred up a mixed reaction from industry.
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Fresh changes announced for RHI
The government has today announced an expansion the non-domestic RHI and confirmed tariffs for its domestic counterpart, due for launch in spring.
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Government to cut support for onshore wind
The government is set to announce a cut in subsidy for large scale onshore wind and solar in order to increase support for offshore developments, ...
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Hutchinson Engineering warns of wind profits ‘disappearing abroad’
Hutchinson Engineering is calling for a radical change in how wind turbines and renewable energy are supplied in the UK.
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Energy bills cut at the expense of ECO
The government has today confirmed plans to reduce energy bills by cutting, or watering down, a number of green levies.
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UK sets new 6GW wind record
National Grid has confirmed that a record-breaking amount of electricity was generated by wind power in the UK last Friday (29 Nov) – achieving more ...
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Vergnet Joins Forces with Wind Turbines UK
Medium scale wind manufacturer Vergnet has joined forces with Wind Turbines UK – a Manchester-based company assistsing farmers and developers through every phase of a medium ...
Opinion
Current affairs
By guest columnist Bill Wright, head of energy solutions, Electrical Contractors’ Association
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Two minutes with UrbanWind
Who are you?
Phil McVan, managing director, UrbanWind
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Q&A – Go Geothermal
What have got planned for the next 12 months?
To further enhance our offering by continuing to provide unrivalled products and a service which is second ...
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Pollard’s Patter
Plumb Center’s head of sustainability Tim Pollard
In case it missed your attention, there’s been some recent dialogue regarding energy bills. As the ...
Opinion
2013 – What progress have we made?
Robert Burke, HETAS, reflects on a productive year and the improved outlook for the biomass sector
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Installer is king, says Worcester, Bosch
Neil Schofield, Worcester, Bosch Group
Neil Schofield, Worcester, Bosch, is calling on the government to be more mindful of the integral part installers will play ...
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REA heralds AD FiT review pledge
Climate change minister Greg Barker has confirmed that DECC will launch a review of the Feed-in Tariff (FIT) for small scale anaerobic digestion (AD) in ...
