The Renewable Heat Installer Training & Support Scheme (RHITSS) has now launched, offering installers up to 70% off the training and associated certification required to become a heat pump or solar thermal engineer – two of the most popular and accessible renewable technologies.
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At SelfBuild & Design East you can meet with exhibitors, take part in seminars, see product demonstrations and ask our experts for their advice. With 1000s of products, systems and ideas, a visit to SelfBuild & Design East will provide you with plenty of advice and inspiration for your project, whether a modest home extension, a period-property…
The recent announcement from Ofgem that the price cap on energy costs has been raised, means that many households will see their energy bills rise significantly. So what can you do to keep that increase to a minimum? The Heatinghub.co.uk has provided information regarding how to ensure that your boiler is working at its most…
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Data from a 2017 Office of National Statistics survey, sent to over 24,000 businesses in the low carbon and renewable energy sector, indicates growth in the renewable heat sector. However it also highlights decline in the onshore wind and solar sectors. A summary of the data by theenergyst.com can be found here.
Long term signals are needed to wean people off fossil fuels is the belief of the GSHPA chairman Bean Beanland. In an article written by David Blackman for Utility Week, and re-published by Edie.net, the GSHPA has announced that they will be lobbying the government to provide capital grants for the installation of heat pumps…
In 2019 EU greenhouse gas emissions were lower by around 23% than those in 1990. Cleaner production of electricity is the main driver and means the intensity of European power generation is now “well below” most other parts of the world. To read more of the article by renews.biz publish on the 25th June 2020,…