The LP gas industry trade association, UKLPG, is urging energy ministers to reconsider the decision to exclude oil and LP gas boilers from the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund. Rob Shuttleworth, chief executive of UKLPG, said: “The decision to exclude…
Category: Renewable Energy
Ministers urged to reconsider role of LPG in Green Deal initiative
Tagged with: DECC, Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC), Green Deal, LP Gas Industry, UKLPG
Futureproof helps installers make most of Green Deal shake-up
A national network for installers has seen a “significant increase” in enquiries following the launch of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund. Futureproof says the new incentives for homeowners to carry out energy efficiency improvements will boost the activity of installers. Futureproof…
China proceed with $40bn tidal power project
The large-scale generation of renewable energy from tides has moved closer with the commissioning of an economic study into the viability of building a dynamic tidal power (DTP) facility off the east coast of China. Chinese National Energy Administration’s potential…
Department of Energy and Climate Change: Green gas industry must engage more to ensure growth
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has published a consultation on adjusting financial support for injecting biomethane from anaerobic digestion and other renewable sources into the gas grid. The Renewable Energy Association (REA) has welcomed the intent of…
Non-domestic RHI Changes
The government has announced a new change to the non-domestic RHI (Renewable Heat Incentive), introducing new technologies to be covered by the scheme with new tariffs, which may affect existing participants. The non-domestic RHI pays organisations for every unit (kWh)…
Tagged with: Clyde MacVeigh, Dave Sowden, energy, Non-domestic, renewable, Renewable Heat Incentive, RHI, Tony Bowen
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