GreenKit, the on-line provider of renewable energy and heat products, has launched the GreenKit Installer Network to help skilled and accredited renewable energy installers across the UK to grow their businesses. GreenKit will give members of the free-to-join network domestic…
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Government makes changes to the Green Deal cash-back scheme
The government has made changes to the Green Deal cash-back scheme, to help more households drive down fuel bills and reduce carbon emissions by carrying out energy efficient improvements. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) announced increases to…
Vaillant to host UK-wide open days for renewable technology
Vaillant is set to host a series of UK-wide open days to demonstrate the role of renewable technology in reducing fuel poverty and carbon emissions for the social housing sector to landlords, renewables installers and councils. The Sustainable Heating days…
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MEPs call for 40% cut in for CO2 emissions
MEPs called on Wednesday for a 40 per cent cut in CO2 emissions, a 30 per cent target for renewable energy and a 40 per cent target for energy efficiency by 2030, under the EU’s new long-term climate-change policy. MEPs…
The Green Deal and ECO set to grow
Despite the slow start for the Green Deal in 2013, MTW Research has published new findings that energy saving building product sales are set to rise by 30% in 2014, as Green Deal and Energy Companies Obligation (ECO) measures return…
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