Ofgem has issued new guidance on Renewable Heat Incentive payments for ground-source heat pumps outlining that the amount paid by RHI will be calculated differently for GSHP systems which also provide heat storage and cooling.
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H.D Services Ltd are delighted to have been shortlisted for an Energy Efficiency & Renewables Award in the category of Ground Source Heat Pump Installer of the year. We are up against some stiff competition, but believe that the service we offer in our specialised field is second to none. Watch this space for more…
We are proud to announce that we were Highly Commended at the East of England Energy Efficiency Awards held in Stanstead last week. We achieved success in the categories of RHI Installer of the Year and Small Scale Project of the Year 2018. For us as installers of a niche technology, we are ecstatic to…
For years now we have been constantly told how we all need to do our bit to cut down CO2 emissions, and that catastrophic climate change lies in store if we do not heed these warnings. However, it doesn’t matter how aware of the need to reduce our carbon footprint we are without the proper…
“The possibility of using existing wells enables us to not only deliver renewable geothermal heat at a much lower cost but also to recycle wells that would otherwise be wasted,” A comment by the head of Geothermal Engineering Ltd, Ryan Law, regarding the project they are undertaking with Cuadrilla to expolre the liklihood that geothermal…
On the 25th September 2012, the Renewable Energy Association will be holding a RHI ‘how to’ Workshop, which will cover scheme rules, how to apply and explainaintion of the published guidance. We hope that the workshop will enable us to assist our clients in the application for RHI.
A free tool has been launched that assesses whether a location could be suitable for a large (greater than 100kW) open-loop ground-source heat pump (GSHP) scheme. The screening tool — developed by the British Geological Survey in partnership with the Environment Agency — covers the whole of England and Wales, and is designed to encourage…