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Solar still hot investment

Sheffield-based company, The Energy Initiative, is encouraging consumers in South Yorkshire to continue to invest in solar power despite recent cuts to a government subsidy.

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Renewables training boost in Bristol

Charlotte Leslie MP has officially opened the NAPIT Bristol Training Centre – as part of its joint venture with Plumb Center and Sevenoaks Energy Academy.

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Essex company on the fast track

Witham-based carbon reduction group, Climate Energy, has been placed 55th in a nationwide league of fastest growing companies.

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Gaia-Wind wins award

Farm scale wind turbine manufacturer Gaia-Wind has won the Scottish Renewables Green Energy Award for business growth. The award recognises ‘outstanding business growth or the ...

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Time to concentrate

As sales in solar thermal systems continue to soar, chemical water treatment manufacturer Fernox has expanded its range of inhibited heat transfer fluids with the ...

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Alumet scoops marketing award

Facade and renewable energy specialist, The Alumet Group has been successful at the Construction Marketing Awards (CMA) in London. The company beat a shortlist of&...

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Barker “regrets” not cutting FiT earlier

Energy minister Greg Barker, has said his only regret about introducing an early December cut-off point for solar PV subsidy was that he “didn’t ...

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Good Energy works weekend to help with FiTs

Good Energy does not agree with the government’s decision to bring forward the deadline for registering the higher rate of  Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) ...

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Kensa launches videos for GSHP installer

Kensa Heat Pumps says it has always believed in sharing knowledge for the benefit of the industry and consumers.  The company’s Installer Partner ...

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Investors in People award for Sundog

Cumbria-based solar PV company Sundog Energy, has been awarded the Investors in People (IiP) Silver Award, making it one of approximately 148 organisations to receive the ...

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Orders in for renewable company despite FiT cuts

Renewable energy company Eco Environments has taken three months’ orders in just two weeks following the news that the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) cuts would kick-in ...