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Mike Andrews, Napit Group chief executive
NAPIT has launched a new online blog, following the completion of its new-look website.
Biomass supplier Organic Energy has signed a two year partnership to help bring the arts to rural communities across five counties.
Worcester, Bosch Group has spoken out to defend the government’s recent decision to postpone the introduction of zero carbon homes building regulations for new build houses.
Kencot solar farm in Oxfordshire greeted visitors to the site of operation at full capacity, during an open day earlier this month.
Burnley-based Solarlec is promoting its presence in the education sector at two key national conferences.
A Welwyn Garden City primary school has won the inaugural Mitsubishi Electric Eco School competition.
Alistair Smit with Charlie Mullins
The Magic Thermodynamic Box Company is donating £1,000 to help 3-year-old Chloe Balloqui receive potentially live-saving treatment.
Photo credit : Simon Jacobs
Richard Soper has announced he is to retire as CEO of Worcester, Bosch.
News that July saw a new record set for the UK production of solar power has been welcomed by Solarlec.
Greenworks Training Academy has officially partnered with Bosch tools, to offer its customers hands-on training.
SunEdison has announced the acquisition of Leicester-based Mark Group, a SunEdison solar sales and installation partner.
The government has confirmed that it is to end the further release of funds for the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund and Green Deal Finance Company.
Offering a combined saving of over £30,000 on the authority’s energy bill, the nine boilers will net the council a yearly income of £150,000 from the RHI – £3m over 20 years. They will also reduce C02 emissions by 10,400 tonnes.
Electrician Courses 4U (EC4U) is offering a zero percent finance package on two domestic installation training course for plumbing and heating installers.
Industry leaders have expressed dismay and disappointment at the government’s planned withdrawal of Renewables Obligation support for solar farms under 5MW.
DECC is proposing to end financial support for solar under the Renewables Obligation, a consultation document published today has revealed.
After lengthy deliberation, and a record number of entries, the judges have announced that the following entries have been shortlisted for this year’s Heating & Renewables Awards
Stiebel Eltron UK continues to play its part in helping the National Trust achieve the aims of its 10 year green energy strategy.
Plans are being drawn up to cut the funding available for the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund and the Renewable Heat Incentive, according to media reports.
NICEIC and ELECSA has announced the latest dates for its TechTalk series.
Greater support and a policy shift for renewables is needed to negate the threat of power outages, is the message to government amid dire warnings from the National Grid of possible blackouts.
It follows the successful completion of a five project pilot scheme, launched with Good Energy in 2013, as the Trust strives to meet its target of sourcing 50 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020.
The government has confirmed the end of plans to introduce the zero carbon offsetting scheme, and proposed increases in energy efficiency standards for new homes.
Chancellor George Osborne has come in for sharp criticism from the low carbon sector for offering little to encourage the deployment of renewable energy in his annual budget.