Japan commits to blue hydrogen ambition
Chris Goggin of Rinnai explores Japan’s future energy ambitions to introduce blue hydrogen as its national energy source and how this move could facilitate the fuel being a viable international solution towards decarbonisation
Rinnai aims for Net Zero before 2050
Rinnai has released its global “Innovation Manifesto,” which plots a path towards Net Zero emissions by 2050, without negating quality in product design, innovation and customer value for money
MCS responds to PAC report on Green Homes Grants
Ian Rippin, CEO at MCS, has today responded to the Public Accounts Committee report on the Green Homes Grant, and how the Boiler Upgrade Scheme must mark an improvement
Minister experiences virtual heat pump vision
Energy and Climate Change Minister Lord Callanan has been taken on a virtual tour of a Glaswegian street powered entirely by ground source heat pumps from Kensa
EUA report tracks cost of green energy switch
A new report published today by the Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) has found customers are typically facing a five-fold cost increase to install a heat pump compared to a hydrogen-ready boiler
Rinnai: There is no Plan(et) ‘B’…or ‘C’
Rinnai is creating a healthier way of living and believes co-operation and unity of action needed to achieve decarbonisation goal
Green Homes Grant scheme requires TrustMark registration
Home energy saving improvements carried out under the new government’s Green Homes Grant scheme must be completed by a TrustMark Registered Business, it has been announced
CCC report calls for greener heating systems
The Committee on Climate Change has today submitted its annual report to government making a host of recommendations to help the UK meet its 2050 Net Zero emissions target
Post-lockdown work a key concern in OFTEC survey
Most heating technicians are returning to the tools as lockdown eases but over three quarters are concerned about a lack of work, according to a new survey from OFTEC.
CIPHE encourages installers to have their say
The Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE) Renewables and Low Carbon Technical Working Group has urged installers and industry leaders to cast their views on a new qualification