#HPMGREENERLIVING: Q&A with Andy Cummins of Geocel
Andy Cummins, senior product manager at Geocel explains everything plumbers need to know about when it comes to Geocel’s most sustainable product, ecoSEAL
NIBE Pro scheme to launch next week
Installers have been invited to the launch event of NIBE Pro next week, a new installer partnership scheme by the company
Green energy targets backed by industry
The Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE) has welcomed new green targets as a new government consultation begins
New route for MCS certification launched
MCS has launched a new qualification-based route for installers to become certified to install renewable energy technologies
GTEC & MCS win bid to support Green Homes Grant installers
Building services training provider GTE, in partnership with the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS), has won an almost £1m bid to help existing tradespeople access discounted training in heat pumps and solar thermal
Driving renewable technologies with the Green Homes Grant
As demand for low-carbon heating solutions continues to grow following the extension of the government's Green Home Grant (GHG) scheme, specialist renewables distributor Secon is ready to meet the challenge
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
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
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
Phil Hurley takes over as Heat Pump Association chairman
Phil Hurley is the new chairman of the Heat Pump Association (HPA), replacing Graham Wright who has finished his two-year term and now steps down from the role