The new name better describes the nature and purpose of the Code, and better reflects the fact that the Code is just one of several schemes operated by Renewable Energy Assurance Ltd (REAL).
What was the REAL Consumer Code is now the Renewable Energy Consumer Code (RECC).
For more information on the change of name, please click here.
Click on the link for more information on the RECC.
In January 2019 the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) published a public consultation on proposed Water Regulation reforms for England. The reforms aim to modernise water regulations and develop flexibility to future conditions. The reforms outline long term planning of water resources and drainage to improve outcomes of flood and drought occurrences….
H.D. Services Ltd are keen to share ways that the water beneath our feet can be preserved and used efficiently. As a result of last summer’s temperatures and imposed hosepipe bans, people had to watch their gardens wither and difficult questions were asked about water sustainability and our ability to save water into the future….
Friday 26th September proved to be a most successful day for H.D. Services Ltd. H.D. Services Ltd shared a stand with Big Green Book at the Homebuilding and Renovating Show at London’s Olympia. We had a very successful show with the Soleco representative in attendance to discuss the finer technical points with prospective clients, and…
With the launch of the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive imminent, the DECC will be attending a variety of exhibitions over the next three months. Attendees will learn about the domestic RHI scheme and how the domestic RHI and the Green Deal will work together. The domestic RHI aims to provide long term financial support…
HD Services attended Ecobuild at the ExCel Centre in London last week. EcoBuild is ‘the largest showcase of sustainable construction products anywhere’, and expected to attract in excess of 60,000 visitors. The show included seminars, conferences, high-level discussion and debate covering everything from the Green Deal to Climate Change, from Greening our Cities to…
The long awaited reforms to the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) regulations were successfully passed through parliament and came into force on 22nd May 2018. Impacting both the domestic and non-domestic schemes, the changes address payment eligibility discrepancies and introduce policies covering metering of heat pump performance, tariff guarantees as well as extending the RHI’s budget…