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Elevion Group appoints new CEO for BELECTRIC UK
BELECTRIC has appointed Daniel Kiremidjian as the CEO of its UK subsidiary.
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Ambition for heat networks growth could be jeopardised if policy doesn’t catch up
Heat Pump Association UK (HPA UK) has published a new set of recommendations urging Government to provide greater regulatory clarity, targeted funding and stronger policy ...
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Sustainable energy solutions: Delivering ROI beyond carbon reduction
Energy costs are now one of the largest overheads for many businesses. Over a quarter of businesses (27%) say they are currently finding it difficult to ...
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Why hybrid heating is the smart approach to netzero
Rinnai Director Chris Goggin explains why the adoption of hybrid heating and hot water systems is an informed approach towards climate change objectives. Hybrid energy ...
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Government urged to rethink net zero spending to help homes adapt to summer heatwaves
With another heatwave expected towards the end of this month, the government is being urged to expand its decarbonisation strategy to help homes adapt to ...
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Hybrid heating system controls: A technical framework for cost‑optimised decarbonisation
Pete Seddon Head of Technical at Rinnai looks in detail at getting the max performance in terms of performance and economy of a Hybrid Heating ...
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Solar Energy UK welcomes new prime minister
The trade association Solar Energy UK looks forward to working with Andy Burnham MP as he establishes his new administration, helping to grow the economy ...
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Schools can have solar panels installed for free in new pilot programme
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Innovative lightweight solar panels installed at East Sussex’s Grade I listed De La Warr Pavilion
Commercial Solar Specialist, Absolar has installed 144 lightweight solar panels (specifically chosen for the site considering its structural features) across the Auditorium roof of Bexhill-on-Sea’s ...
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Continuous flow hot water heating – Still part of the future
Geopolitical strife and military conflicts in the Ukraine and the Middle East theatre continue to impact global energy costs, so what alternative gaseous fuels can ...
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STIEBEL ELTRON Scoops Domestic Product of the Year at National ACR & Heat Pump Awards
STIEBEL ELTRON UK has been recognised by industry peers as the manufacturer of the best domestic air to water product of the year, winning ...
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Enviromena acquires 26MWp Duxhurst solar project in Surrey from Luminous Energy
Enviromena, the UK-based independent power producer, has acquired Duxhurst Solar Farm, a 26.37MWp project located near Reigate in Surrey, from Luminous Energy.
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Council housing in Wales and Scotland surpasses private homeowners on solar, new index reveals
Welsh and Scottish councils are leading the solar charge in social housing and outperforming private homeowners, according to the Gryd Council Housing Solar Index, a ...
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Are expensive heat pumps holding back Britain’s heating revolution?
By William Heinzelmann, Product Director at Passiv UK
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Greenvolt inaugurates Hungary’s largest battery energy storage system
Greenvolt Power, a developer of large-scale wind, solar, and battery energy projects, and part of the Greenvolt Group, has inaugurated Hungary’s largest battery energy ...
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Greenvolt Next UK and Marq Logistics partner to deliver rooftop solar installation
Greenvolt Next UK, part of Greenvolt Group, a specialist in renewable energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector, has expanded its Europe-wide partnership with ...
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Britain sets solar record as households take control of energy bills
New government figures published today confirm a record year for solar deployment, as households and businesses across Britain respond to the energy crisis by generating ...
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Collaboration helps Southampton Science Park switch on renewable back-up power
The University of Southampton Science Park is collaborating with Absolar and Technologywithin on an ingenious initiative to enhance the resilience and sustainability of mission-critical infrastructure.
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Energy price cap will rise by 13% from July
Energy regulator Ofgem has announced a 13% increase of the energy price cap for the period covering 1 July to 30 September 2026.
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Why Installed Heat Pumps Underperform and the Role of Servicing in System Efficiency
Heat pump installations have increased quickly across the UK over the last few years. With funding support and a wider push towards low carbon heating, ...
