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The Renewable Energy Association has responded to the government’s decision reported earlier today to withdraw an Energy Bill from the Queen’s Speech.
NICEIC Live is now only weeks away with the exhibition getting underway at Epsom Downs Racecourse on Thursday 17 May.
Renewable technology distributors Segen has agreed a partnership with Chinese manufacturers Yingli Green Energy to supply its products in the UK under the brand ‘Yingli Solar’.
NICEIC has collaborated with software designers GooRoo to create a new online invoicing system designed for installers.
Scottish installers Solar Electricity Systems has teamed up with home heating firm Vokera to enhance its solar thermal provision.
Ploughcroft is offering a £1,000 cash prize and an educational tour of its facilities to the secondary school which wins its new challenge.
GGFi, the insurance division of the Glass & Glazing Federation, has launched its Solar Insure Insurance Backed Guarantee scheme for MCS accredited installers of solar PV and solar thermal systems. The scheme gives installers the opportunity to provide their domestic customers with Insurance Backed Guarantee (IBG) protection, protecting parts and workmanship for up to 10 years should the installer cease to trade.
The task force is currently being set up to explore ways in which CCS can become cost competitive with other low carbon technologies within the next 10 years. It will advise the government on measures needed to lower the costs of developing commercial CCS programmes and outline a vision for the next phase by early 2013.
Evance Wind Turbines has announced that tests conducted recently on its R9000 5kw model indicate that it produces 4 per cent more electricity than previously thought.
House of Solar has launched a new online PV quote calculator which it says fully integrates with Google Maps.
Ofgem, the body which administers the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI), has rejected 95 per cent of applications received in the last four months.
Asset Skills wants to hear from qualified energy assessors and home inspectors in Great Britain who would like to become one of the first Green Deal Advisors.
A new survey has shown that over two-thirds of renewables employers have suffered from delays and uncertainties over government policy.
Trina Solar has launched its partner programme for installers in the UK.
Eco2Solar is backing a Kidderminster school pupil in her bid to travel to Thailand and Cambodia to help local people living in deprived villages.
Kier has completed a £520k contract with Mid Devon Council to install around 300Kw of PV panels at four properties.
Chinese solar supplier LDK Solar has forecast lower than expected revenue for the current quarter after being forced cut its prices.
The Renewable Energy Association (REA) has welcomed the publication of two reports concerning the UK’s biofuels policy.
Industry representatives have greeted Prime Minister David Cameron’s speech to delegates at the Clean Energy Ministerial with mixed feelings.
US billionaire Donald Trump has appeared at a Scottish parliamentary committee examining whether the country can meet ambitious targets to generate all its electricity from renewables by 2020.
Free-solar installers A Shade Greener has defended the ‘rent-a-roof’ scheme following concerns it breaches mortgage arrangements.
Industry leaders have greeted news that the non-domestic Green Deal will launch sometime next year with cautious acceptance.
Two-thirds of Britons are in favour of the use of wind power in the UK, with more than a quarter ‘strongly in favour’, according to new research by Ipsos MORI for RenewableUK, the trade and professional body for the UK wind and marine renewables industries.
German PV manufacturer Q-Cells has filed for insolvency following disappointing sales and operating results.