From October, the renewable energy projects will compete for a budget of over £200 million per year, this is part of the government’s reforms to help aid the electricity market, Energy and Climate Change Secretary, Ed Davey, announced earlier. The…
Category: Renewable Energy
Renewable energy projects compete for 200 million pound a year budget
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Trades for Life help tradespeople gain the right qualifications
A new organisation called Trades for Life has been put together in an attempt to help trainee plumbers, electricians, and renewable energy installers get their qualifications for jobs. Trades for Life was founded in a response to adult learners who begin…
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Green Deal Improvements
Matching up boiler replacement with energy efficiency improvements through the government’s Green Deal scheme has the potential to create new opportunities for the heating industry, but installers aren’t participating and there are some obvious reasons for that. With this in…
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Bosch urges RHI recognition for gas absorption heat pumps
The Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC) has been urged not to miss the opportunity to recognise gas absorption heat pumps (GAHPs) within the non-domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) when the scheme is formally reviewed later this year. Geoff…
Scottish solar industry at risk
Eighty four per cent of Scottish adults would be happy or unconcerned about living close to a solar farm, according to an exclusive new opinion poll published today. The poll results suggest widespread public acceptance for a technology that could…
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