Low Carbon Home 67
John Cleveland College, Hinkley, Leicestershire
A community is joining forces to launch a £1million green energy co-operative which will cut bills at the local college and raise money for good causes.
Adrian Pike, ceo of Anesco
Energy efficiency solutions company Anesco has signed a finance agreement with RBS for funding of up to £7million for its solar ground mount projects.
World Cup winning hero Sir Geoff Hurst will be the guest speaker at this year’s Live North
World Cup winning hero Sir Geoff Hurst will be the guest speaker at this year’s Live North – the first joint NICEIC and ELECSA conference and exhibition event.
NICEIC has launched a interactive website to provide consumers and contractors with everything they need to know about Green Deal.
As energy bills rocket and homeowners budget, energy saving is the solution, says Dan Caesar, managing director of Energise
Actis UK technical manager David Curtis, responds to a report about overheating concerns
The government’s decision to take on board concerns by civil engineering experts that heavily insulated homes could become dangerously overheated in summer have been welcomed by European insulation specialists.
Members of the industry have welcomed DECC’s confirmation of the financial support which will be available under the domestic RHI from next Spring.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today announced further details of the domestic RHI including tariff levels for eligible technologies.
Planning consent has been granted for the world’s largest offshore wind farm at Triton Knoll, off the Lincolnshire and Norfolk coast.
Econic’s managing director Rob Gardiner
Ground-source heat pump specialist Econic has launched a recruitment drive for engineers as its order book continues to grow on the back of a host of successful installations.
Following an independent review and a consultation, a new definition of fuel poverty has been set out today by the government to ensure support is targeted at those who need it most.
Xylem Water Solutions UK, Lowara and Flow Control have merged to become one single business in the UK.
Viessmann has launched updates to its range of automatic biomass boilers that it says drastically reduce the maintenance associated with ash by-products – making Vitoligno a clean renewable heating option for UK households.
Paul Clark, managing director of biomass specialists Rural Energy, is to speak at a Renewable Energy Association (REA) RHI seminar.
Prime minister David Cameron has officially opened the World’s largest offshore wind farm – the 630MW London Array.
Organic Energy is launching what it says is the UK’s first convertible wood pellet boiler this summer.
Aspiring communities across the nation will be able to receive Feed-in Tariff (FITs) payments for the clean green energy generated by larger community energy projects, under new plans set out by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) today.
A new range of panels, inverters and framing systems will be available by the end of July, to PV installers and all trade customers of Ecolution’s E-commerce website – www.ecolutionproducts.com.
Williams Renewables Ltd has today announced the appointment of David Read as head of its renewable heating division.
Jodi Huggett, director of 4Eco – immerSUN
Following the success of World Environment Day in June, Jodi Huggett, director of 4Eco – immerSUN, is calling for more homeowners to make energy saving changes.
BSS Industrial crowns Grundfos its ‘Supplier of the Year 2013’
BSS has named Grundfos as its ‘Supplier of the Year 2013’ at its annual Supplier Day, with Ideal Commercial Boilers taking home the award for ‘Most Improved Supplier 2013’.
Wind and marine trade body RenewableUK has welcomed the publication of new research from the “Farm as Power Station” project, involving Nottingham Trent University, Forum for the Future and Farmers Weekly, showing the increasing importance to farmers of renewable energy.
In its regular column this month, MCS invites Saima Khan, DECC, to give readers an update on the RHPP.
There’s no room for vested interests as the debate continues on the UK’s future energy mix, argues Steve Pester, BRE