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A Manchester-based renewable technologies company has helped to demonstrate ‘green’ initiatives in the local area to energy secretary Edward Davey on his recent visit to Oldham.
Energy secretary Ed Davey has written to all his fellow MPs with advice to constituents to help keep energy bills down and their homes warmer over the winter.
BRE’s three day Green Deal Summit will attempt to address key issues facing installers participating in the energy efficiency scheme including generating demand and tackling hard to treat properties.
Following this month’s impending launch of Green Deal, renewable energy companies are already starting to offer their own fully financed solutions.
Seven cities across England will receive a share of £12m today to help them kick-start the Green Deal in their regions.
Four of the Big Six UK energy providers are expected to increase energy prices by the end of this year after Scottish and Southern Electric (SSE) announced plans to increase domestic gas and electricity prices by an average of 9 percent from October 15.
Kit Beazley, head of finance at Triodos Bank, and Hannah Spungin of Solarsense on the roof of the bank’s headquarters in Bristol
Rooftop solar panels are helping drive down carbon emissions at the Bristol headquarters of one of the UK’s most sustainable banks ensuring its offices are among the country’s greenest.
British Eco have become members of the Green Deal Finance Company which will enable the company to provide finance to customers when installing energy efficiency measures under Green Deal.
Keith Riddle, managing director at VELUX, has welcomed today's government announcement.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has announced the next steps of Green Deal prior to its official launch in October.
The Micropower Council has hosted a ‘Renewable Heat Stategy Session’ with its members to question aspects of the government’s current and future renewable heat policy.
The European Energy Centre (EEC) has announced that 224 professionals have achieved its renewable energy certificate qualifications throughEdinburghNapierUniversity.
Enact Energy is looking for installers and assessors from across the UK to joins its Green Deal Partnership service.
Members of the CPD Foundation have been told of the importance of The Green Deal and Minimum Energy Standards in a joint session delivered by Peter Williams, Eversheds real estate property support lawyer and Ruth Gilbody, commercial director at Towcester-based environmental consultancy 4See Environmental.
The National Farmers Union (NFU) has called on the government to refocus its policy on encouraging renewable energy generation in the agricultural industry.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today published a report on green investment which includes a set of principles devised by Anglia Ruskin University designed to help mobilise investment in climate change solutions.
This year’s Solar Future UK conference (London – 26 June) will outline options available to installers and investors looking to fund PV installations.
As DECC publishes its response to the Green Deal consultation paper, Garry Worthington, head of Green Deal at Climate Energy, said: “This response has been greatly anticipated, and we expect it to answer some of the questions surrounding the future of energy efficiency in the UK and will help us to further progress with our plans to become a Green Deal provider, as well as helping local authorities and regional organisations move ahead in terms of designing and implementing regional and local schemes.
DECC has today set out the secondary legislation that will give industry the green light to bring the Green Deal energy efficiency market into operation, alongside measures to strengthen consumer protection and reduce industry burdens and introducing a new, improved energy company obligation (ECO)
The United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) has announced the first batch of certification bodies for Green Deal installers and advisors.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today issued a statement refuting comments made by Which? magazine which heavily criticises Green Deal.
Thomas Farquhar, Easy MCS, explains why he thinks the future is looking bright for renewables
The proposal to allow DIY firms’ own assessors to conduct EPC assessments as part of Green Deal and then push their own products was always likely to raise concerns over putting profits before customer protection. But is this something that the industry can regulate? Paul Stephen reports
Travis Perkins Group has formed a strategic alliance with Toriga Energy to deliver a comprehensive Green Deal proposition for consumers and the trade.