News 100
Two renewable heating specialists have joined forces in a deal aimed at expanding into the North East.
The SolarAid charity has been announced as a finalist for the Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy.
Researchers at the University of Strathclyde are working with Gaia-Wind to develop new and more efficient wind turbine systems.
Barnsley College is to host a series of training sessions for installers wishing to become domestic Green Deal Advisors or Domestic Energy Assessors.
Nu-Heat has announced that from Monday 29 April, customers will be able to take advantage of an extension in opening hours from 9am to 8am Monday-Friday.
Renewable Energy Solutions (RES) is today celebrating being awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category. It is the second Queen’s Award RES has won since 2005.
Heating and hot water system manufacturer BDR Thermea has invested €4m in a new solar thermal production line at its Spanish manufacturing facility.
SMA Solar’s chief executive officer Pierre-Pascal Urbon has spoken out against uncertainty in the industry resulting from the threat of EU import tariffs being imposed on Chinese PV products.
Green homes developer Groundwork South Tyneside and Newcastle has been nominated for a top award for its energy efficient homes at Sinclair Meadows, South Shields.
The Alliance of Sector Skills Councils is to change its name to The Federation for Industry Sector Skills and Standards.
Stiebel Eltron UK’s managing director Mark McManus
Heat pump manufacturer Stiebel Eltron UK has signed a partnership agreement with suppliers Go Geothermal.
Daikin UK is urging the government to double the Renewable Heat Premium Payment (RHPP) funding currently available to claimants, following the postponement of the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme until spring 2014.
The Green Deal Finance Company (GDFC) says it is hoping to organise a debt facility with the European Investment Bank in order to increase its contribution to a £244m funding package agreed earlier this month.
Business Energy Online may be a local Derbyshire company but it now claims to have ‘David and Goliath‘ aspirations to take on the national business energy comparison website market.
The National Trust has pledged to produce half of its power from renewable sources by 2020.
The Scandinavian-German solar module manufacturer Innotech Solar (ITS) has concluded contracts with six new distributors.
The company says it is benefiting from the increased demand for European solar modules from distributors who want to avoid paying backdated anti-dumping duties for purchasing modules made in China.
Leeds and 10 other local authorities have partnered together to offer a £100m Green Deal scheme to local residents.
Renewable energy and storage manufacturer Power-One has announced that the first solar park in Chile deploying Power-One inverters is up and running successfully.
Plumb Center’s renewables director Simon Allan
Sustain has announced that it will be partnering up with Wolseley UK to launch a new Green Deal and Energy Company Obligation service.
New rules on how much energy companies can charge to recoup more than £30 billion worth of investment in the electricity network will see energy prices rise, according to the Energy Advice Line.
Renewable energy manufacturers Phono Solar and Power-One have announced the beginning of an Exchange Testing Programme.
The Green Electrician’s managing director Rupert Higgin
The Green Electrician Group has expanded its product portfolio to include solar panels from UK manufacturer Romag.
Atmos Consulting is to expand its noise and acoustic service into performance testing of micro wind turbines.
EcoSkies is encouraging installers to become certified Green Deal Advisors and benefit from the £1.3bn per year available in ECO funds.