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The Port of Workington’s ongoing £5.7m regeneration programme has been given a green boost with a 50kWp rooftop PV system installed by Cumbria-based Sundog Energy.
The Green Deal is finally with us following consumer finance plans becoming available as of last Monday (28 January).
The Green Electrician Group has won a contract to supply three vertical PV facades for Irwell Valley Housing Association. Working for main contractor ISG, the project includes the installation of three, 16-panel, vertical PV arrays on tower apartments, providing electricity for use in communal areas.
DECC recently implemented a number of changes following the consultation on Phase 2B of the Feed-in Tariffs Comprehensive Review: Tariffs for Non-PV Technologies and Scheme Administration Issues.
The Travis Perkins Group has today announced the acquisition of Solfex.
(l to r) Eimear Montague SBS, Kevin Lucas PTS, Matthew Wright Wickes, Stefan Pudylyk CPS, James Booth PPL, Lee Jackson SBS, Martyn Rolfe CCF, Mark Newman TP
Sustainable Building Solutions (SBS) is to offer builders, contractors and installers a ten day New Entrant Green Deal Domestic Assessor course.
Working under the direction of the BSI British Electrotechnical Committee and the Standards Policy and Strategy Committee, the GEL/82 Committee is responsible for the UK input to the equivalent international bodies which set standards for all elements of PV systems.
The Enact team
Enact Energy reports that it has become the first renewable energy company in Cornwall to achieve Green Deal Provider status.
PV manufacturer, Upsolar, today announced the UK availability of its smart modules powered by Tigo Energy. The product is currently available through Upsolar distribution partner Ecolution.
Wind and marine trade body, RenewableUK, has welcomed the launch of Green Deal as a mechanism to boost uptake of small wind turbines.
BSI, the business standards organization, has published an update to PAS 2030, the standard which supports the Green Deal policy, encouraging the implementation of energy efficiency measures within existing households and businesses.
The government has unveiled ‘Green Deal with it’ as the name of the national communications campaign being launched today to boost consumer awareness of Green Deal.
-£125m government-funded cash back scheme
Firstly, a Green Deal Assessor will come to your home, talk to you about your energy use and see if you could benefit from making energy efficiency improvements. Your Assessor will recommend improvements that are appropriate for your property and indicate whether they are expected to pay for themselves through reduced energy bills. Green Deal Providers will then quote for the recommended improvements. You can get as many quotes as you like, and you don’t have to choose all of the recommendations made to you.
Bill Hull, head of the Green Deal team at national law firm TLT, is adamant that Green Deal will become a significant force despite low public awareness and a disappointing number of companies signing up.
Paul Hutchens, managing director of Eco2Energy, demonstrates Building Energy Management software
Midlands-based Eco2Solar is marking today’s official start of the Green Deal with the launch of its new Eco2Energy brand.
The Energy Saving Trust (EST) is offering a suite of services which it says will reduce the risk of market entry to businesses preparing for the Green Deal.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has this week announced a review of the Renewable Heat Incentive Tariffs following its recent consultation.
Solfex Energy Systems has recently released the Prestige Air Source Heat Pump packages utilising the 9kW and 16kW Samsung Air Source Heat Pump Units.
Evance’s ceo Kevin Parslow
Evance Wind Turbines has reported a 200 percent year-on-year increase in sales during 2012 whilst its workforce has expanded by 50 percent in the same period.
With just under six weeks to go before Ecobuild kicks of at London’s ExCel (5-7 March), the exhibition has announced a host of big names who will discuss, debate and challenge future thinking in the industry.
The National Solar Centre will open in April and be based in St Austall, Cornwall, BRE has announced.
Plumb Center’s renewables director Simon Allan
Wolseley has become a Green Deal Provider, which means that Plumb Center has received authorisation from the Green Deal Oversight and Registration Body to act as a Green Deal Provider.
17 British solar and construction companies have come together to call on the government to pay damages for lost business incurred after its unlawful changes to the Feed-in Tariff.