REHAU hub to bring district heating professionals together
District heating professionals from across the sector are coming together to discuss the latest trends and topics in low carbon heat networks on 17 November at the REHAU Hub, located in the Building Centre in central London
New data shows continued demand for renewables
MCS' data shows a continued demand for small-scale renewables in UK homes.
Renewable electricity has reached a record 30% share, report finds
In 2022, the share of renewables in the power sector reached 30%, according to the Renewables in Energy Supply module
New heat pump apprenticeship scheme wins government funding
The UK’s first ever dedicated low-carbon heating apprenticeship is set to be launched as the government has confirmed funding for the scheme
LPG industry collaborates on new standard
Stakeholders across the LPG industry are collaborating on an industry standard for renewable and rDME fired appliances
Liquid Gas UK calls for mixed technology in rural new-build homes
Liquid Gas UK has called on the government to allow renewable-ready boilers to be installed in rural new-build homes that are not connected to the mains gas grid
Hopkins Homes and Octopus Energy to offer Zero Bills homes
Hopkins Homes has partnered with Octopus Energy to offer Zero Bills homes in Suffolk
New report highlights future role of Renewable Liquid Gases
A new report has found that gasifying waste-based feedstocks to produce biogases is an effective method to decarbonise properties that are not connected to the gas network
MCS welcomes Consumer Scotland review
The MCS has welcomed Consumer Scotland’s investigation into consumer protections in the energy efficiency and low carbon heating markets
Research shows increase in solar PV installations
A consumer survey by Marley found an increase in solar PV installations