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Rising wind rentals generate extra income
Rental income from wind farm developments increased by between 10 and 15 per cent throughout 2011, according to research by CKD Galbraith.
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DECC pulls back from the brink with overhaul of Feed-in Tariff scheme
Energy Ministers have today revealed plans to ensure the Feed-in Scheme will continue to support the roll-out of renewable energy across the UK.
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New energy secretary to publish consultation results
New Energy Secretary Ed Davey must announce steps to safeguard the 29,000 solar jobs currently threatened by disastrous Government proposals to reform the solar subsidy scheme ...
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New energy secretary backs clean power – Friends of the Earth reaction
Reacting to new energy secretary Ed Davey’s support for clean energy today, announced at the Building Research Establishment (BRE) testing facility for green homes ...
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Ed Davey declares brother’s close links with Centrica, BP and EDF
The UK’s new energy secretary, Ed Davey, has declared his brother’s close links to the energy industry with a client list that reads ...
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Friends of the Earth react to Huhne resignation
Commenting on Chris Huhne’s record as Energy and Climate Change Secretary, Friends of the Earth’s Executive Director Andy Atkins said:
“Chris Huhne has ...
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A court case too far
Chris Huhne has resigned from his post as energy secretary following the Crown Prosecution Service’s decision to charge him with covering up a speeding ...
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FiT appeal unwelcome, says Envirolink
Nick Storer, ceo for business support organisation Envirolink, has hit out at the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) over its plan to go ...
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Solar energy companies ‘must wait to see if they can claim compensation from DECC’ says law firm
Last week’s Appeal Court decision against DECC in the long-running dispute over solar subsidies has led to a surge in enquiries from companies asking ...
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FiTs leaving other renewables ‘out in the cold’, says Savills Energy
Miles Thomas, head of operations, Savills Energy says other technologies have been left out in the cold during the DECC FiT debacle
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What’s the incentive?
With the Renewable Heat Incentive set to come into play in October this year, the RHI Premium Payment scheme is now available to those wishing ...
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Something old, something new
A Heat pump is helping reduce fuel costs and provide heat at a recently renovated country cottage.
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Driving forces
Tony Staniforth, specification sales director, Kingspan Renewables looks at the drivers that will help boost heat pump uptake.
Since the announcement of the Renewable ...
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Sunny delight
The halving of the Feed-in Tariff does not mean the sun going down on solar PV, argues Mark Elliott of Energeno.
It was Harold McMillan ...
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One site, one solution
Solar thermal systems are now regarded as a key part of the microgeneration market. No longer is it a niche offering – it is now established ...
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Fluid funds
Noel Shapton, Hydratech, provides a review of high performance fluids for solar thermal installations whilst conveying some facts and dispelling a few myths associated with ...
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Glowing report
Ground or air? For a homeowner considering installing a heat pump, what exactly do you need to know? Heat pump expert Nu-Heat, explains
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Here comes the sun
The Cotswold Energy Efficient Centre (CEEC), has been installing renewable energy systems throughout Gloucestershire for over five years. The company boasts an impressive showroom and ...
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Top advice
The benefits of solar PV are becomingly increasingly well-known. But with the myriad of companies out there extolling the virtues of this technology, it can ...
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Green media agrees rogue solar PV blackout
The UK’s five leading green media companies have joined together to impose a voluntary blackout of renewable energy companies looking to exploit consumer confusion ...
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UK faces solar panel shortage as stock heads to Germany and US
The Renewable Energy Association is warning UK solar PV installers could soon face a shortage of solar panels as manufacturers divert stock to other countries ...
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Feed-in Tariff appeal could clear the way for solar industry damages claims
Government ministers have been warned they have passed the point of no return with their appeal bid to the Supreme Court as last week’s ...
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Feed-in Tariff ruling: What does it mean for the UK solar industry?
Lee Summers, technical director at the Alumet Group commented: “The High Court ruling on the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) for solar PV will have numerous ...
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Making a splash
Kensa Heat Pumps has provided ground and water source pumps at the Lee Valley White Water Centre.
Lee Valley White Water Centre, a new world ...
