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The National Trust has been recognised for its efforts in reducing energy use and carbon emissions with an Ashden Award.
The Centre for Alternative Energy is to launch its new book The Home Energy Handbook at the Hay Literary festival tomorrow (Thursday 07 June).
Sector skills council SummitSkills has launched a guide for businesses wishing to take advantage of the move to low carbon buildings.
The European Agency for Energy Security (EAFES) has now opened the application process for its 2012 sustainable energy summer school at the University of Cambridge.
A stone-powered electricity generator is contributing to the power supply at Hanson’s Whatley quarry in Somerset.
A Devon renewable energy installer has secured a deal to be the prime installer of medium-scale wind turbines in the south west of England, in a move that looks set to see a dramatic increase in the number of community-based wind turbines in the area.
Green Energy Solutions UK has launched a new website at www.ukgreenenergy.co.uk.
The recently launched Waxman Training Academy is now officially approved by the National Association for Professional Inspectors and Testers (NAPIT Approved) as well as the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating engineers (CIPHE).
A £10 million scheme aimed at getting low carbon forms of heating such as biomass boilers, solar hot water panels and heat pumps into the homes of social housing tenants across Great Britain opens to applications today.
Home energy efficiency expert, Enact Energy, is offering local authorities across Britain the opportunity to take part in a £100,000 marketing campaign during June to encourage local residents to take advantage of free home insulation before the Carbon Emission Reduction Target (CERT) funding permanently ends later this year.
Liverpool-based Eco Environments has completed what it says is the largest roof-based PV project in the north of England.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has announced the signing of an energy agreement between the UK and Iceland.
A wood pellet boiler installation has become Wales’ first successfully approved RHI project.
The Renewable Energy Association (REA) and Eden Project founder Tim Smit have called on the government to back geothermal energy in the UK.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) and the Energy Efficiency Partnership for Buildings (EEPB) are hosting a series of breakfast briefings for the supply chain to find out more about the opportunities offered to them by the Green Deal.
Sky TV has installed its first ever wind turbine at its West London broadcasting studio.
Energy secretary Edward Davey has been in the North East meeting key players and spreading awareness of Green Deal.
Renewables suppliers Ardenham Energy and environmental consultancy ESI have become partners in developing open and closed loop ground source heat pump projects.
The Co-operative Bank has provided £8m of funding for what it says is the largest community-owned wind farm in the UK.
NICEIC is one of 14 companies selected to provide certification services for installers and advisers under the Green Deal scheme.
PV manufacturer Suntech is to introduce a new compact frame design for its 60-cell W-Series at Intersolar in Munich next month.
At the ICE conference Retrofit Solutions for the Housing Sector there was a great deal of talk around the future direction of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme, and in particular the timing of the new rate reviews and timing for PV.
The heating market in the UK and the effects of the Renewable Heat Incentive are key concerns for any MCS registered installer, which is why Renewable Energy Installer has partnered with SVI to bring the first detailed report to the market.
Industry leaders have cautiously welcomed the publication of details of future energy policy in the draft energy bill.