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Carbomat has announced a tie up with inverter manufacturer Solis, which will see the UK distribution group carry the full range of Solis single and three phase string products, ranging from 0.7kW to 30kW.
TV presenter Charlie Luxton will be the keynote speaker at this year’s NICEIC and ELECSA Live South event.
Tim Hickman, Evo Energy’s technical manager
Labour’s election promise to remove the carbon from the UK’s electricity supply by 2030 would require an additional 100 million solar panels to be installed over the next 15 years, according to calculations made by EvoEnergy.
NAPIT, as sponsors of Chesterfield FC, have provided free tickets for competitions and prizes to local charities in North Derbyshire.
The Conservative party’s election pledge to halt the development on new onshore wind farms has been branded ‘idiotic’ and ‘illogical’ by members of the UK wind sector.
Daikin UK’s new national training centre is equipped with more heat pumps than other, the manufacturer has claimed.
Mitsubishi Electric has partnered with Easy EPC to offer homeowners full cashback on the cost of an EPC and Green Deal Assessment.
The Contracts for Difference (CfD) register has been released by the Low Carbon Contracts Company (LCCC), confirming that neither of the two solar projects that won CfD contracts for the next financial year will go ahead.
Solarlec has become an approved partner of LG – one of just 200 PV partners in Europe.
The renewable energy sector has a key role to play in plugging the UK’s skills gap in technology, science, engineering and maths, argues recruitment specialist David Hunt.
Swindon Borough Council has been recognised for being the first in the UK to use planning measures known as Local Development Orders (LDOs) to encourage low carbon generation.
Qualitick has launched its latest installer compliance tool Easy RSS Version 2.0.
Rural Energy has enlisted the support of its local MP to bolster its campaign for policy certainty on biomass.
Pay4Later, a company which enables retailers to offer finance solutions and interest-free credit to consumers, has enhanced its proposition to increase acceptance rates by up to 20 percent.
Kelly Butler, marketing director at BEAMA, reminds readers of the legal implications of this year’s ErP introduction
Entries opened Wednesday 1 April for the prestigious Heating and Renewable Awards; boasting 17 categories that look to celebrate and share best practice across the industry.
Innasol has announced that its BPEC-approved training facility will open to all renewable heating professionals.
A new online tool has been launched for communities identifying the potential for extracting heat from Britain’s rivers, estuaries, canals and coastal areas.
Local authorities can now apply for a share of a £25m Central Heating Fund, plus details have been announced of a new £1m warmth-on-prescription scheme to tackle fuel poverty.
DECC has published provisional data which shows that UK greenhouse gas emissions dropped by 8.4 percent in 2014.
Mitsubishi Electric has announced the dates for a nationwide roadshow which targets social housing providers that have renewable energy targets.
Edmundson Electrical Greentech has been appointed the sole distributor in the UK for Sharp Solar’s PV modules.
The government has confirmed that it will extend permitted development to all rooftop solar up to 1MW.
REI is delighted to announce the four judges who will join editor Paul Stephen on the panel for this year’s Heating & Renewables Awards.