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Elmhurst Energy has partnered with Ricardo-AEA and Mark Group to deliver two training courses aimed at anybody involved with the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).
NAPIT has launched a series of infographics, which address some of the most pressing issues facing its members.
Organisations facing the compulsory requirements of the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) by the end of this year could benefit from a free, CPD-certified guide, new from Mitsubishi Electric.
The guide looks in detail at the scheme which is a mandatory energy assessment mechanism for large companies in the UK. Businesses which qualify for ESOS must carry out assessments every four years, with the first to be completed by the end of 2015.
A three man team from A&D Publishing, publisher of REI, will be undertaking the Blenheim Triathlon in aid of East Cheshire Hospice.
Nearly 20 employees from Navitron’s head office team have raised over £5,500 for charity by climbing Mt Snowdon in Wales.
The countdown has begun to the entry deadline of June 30 for nominations in this year’s Heating & Renewables Awards.
BSRIA has agreed an endorsing partnership with the Low Carbon England 2015 conference, being held at The National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, 1-2 December.
An energy bill confirming the government’s plan to end subsidies for onshore wind was one of the bills announced in today’s Queen Speech – the first all-Conservative one since 1996.
Oxford Photovoltaics has announced that its co-founder and CEO Kevin Arthur is leaving the company to concentrate on new opportunities.
Worcester, Bosch is dedicating a week in June to educating installers on the requirements of ErP.
Almost 700 electrical contractors attended this year’s NICEIC and ELECSA Live South event in Epsom.
Navitron commercial director, Stephen Knight
Navitron has signed an agreement with SunEdison, to become an installation partner in the UK.
A new national forum established to improve renewable heat skills and training has met for the first time to agree actions and priorities.
The teams at Kensa and Trent & Dove are hosting a one-off event for housing associations
Trent & Dove Housing and Kensa Heat Pumps are holding a one off event for housing associations looking to combat fuel poverty, at Burton’s Pirelli Stadium on 11 June.
Intersolar Europe 2014, München, 05.06.2014, Foto: Thorsten Jochim
ees Europe, the continent’s largest exhibition for energy storage, will take place for the second time in conjunction with Intersolar Europe (Munich, 10-12 June).
SunEdison is searching for #BritainsBrightestStreet to mark the launch of its SunEdison Energy Saver Plan which provides homeowners with solar for no upfront cost.
David Hunt, managing partner at Hyperion
According to the Renewable Energy Association (REA), there has been an eight per cent leap in the number of people working in the sector – from 102,987 to 112,055.
Paul McCullagh, chief executive of UrbanWind
UrbanWind has called on new energy secretary Amber Rudd to dispel continued confusion over the Conservative’s proposed ban on onshore wind farms.
Panasonic has launched its virtual solar service for consumers in three Panasonic stores across the UK.
Daikin has launched a new loyalty scheme for installers of its Altherma A2W heat pumps and other renewable heating products.
Representatives from the heating and plumbing industry are being sought to join the board of TrustMark, the government-endorsed scheme for all trades in and around the home.
The industry has welcomed Amber Rudd’s appointment as new energy secretary, following last week’s general election result.
The government has recently approved legislation relating to the fuel to be used by claimants of RHI for woody biomass, reminds the MCS
Phil Hurley, managing director at NIBE
NIBE has published a guide explaining the European Commission’s decision in 2013 to classify exhaust air heat pumps as renewable technology.