#HPMGREENERLIVING Q&A: Phil Hurley, MD at NIBE Energy Systems
As part of our Greener Living campaign to champion sustainable heating and plumbing solutions, HPM interviewed NIBE MD Phil Hurley
#HPMGREENERLIVING Q&A: Kevin Carling, MD of Secon
As part of the Greener Living campaign to champion sustainable heating and plumbing solutions, HPM interviewed Secon MD Kevin Carling
Panel explores priorities for heat decarbonisation
BEIS parliamentary under secretary of state for climate change, Lord Callanan, joined an expert industry panel to discuss the beginning of the journey to zero emissions late last month
Training provider stresses importance of renewables
Installers must seek confidence in legislation not short-term green consumer initiative schemes, according to renewable energy training specialist GTEC
Industry comment: Clear green roadmap is needed
The low carbon route is the only one that leads to net zero but where are the policies to guide the way? NIBE managing director Phil Hurley explores more in his latest blog posting
OFTEC and MCS virtual events to “demystify route to renewables”
OFTEC registered heating technicians looking to expand into the renewables market can find out how to make the most of this business opportunity thanks to a new series of virtual briefings
New route for MCS certification launched
MCS has launched a new qualification-based route for installers to become certified to install renewable energy technologies
Chancellor urged not to scrap Green Home Grants
Nineteen organisations representing or working within the energy efficiency and low carbon heating sector have highlighted the importance of the continued and successful delivery of the Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme to government ministers
Geocel kicks off pitchside advertising for ecoSEAL
Sealants and adhesives brand Geocel will be promoting its recently launched ecoSEAL and THE WORKS PRO products on pitchside advertising throughout this Premier League and EFL season
HPA disappointed with Green Homes Grant funding plan
The Heat Pump Association said it is disappointed that 95% of the funding provided for the Green Homes Grant scheme looks unlikely to be rolled over into the next financial year