Below is important information regarding the switch over from the ROC incentive to the FiT incentive which takes place at the end of March. Please read this as you may need to act before the end of March.
One area we should make clear; if you have received a LCBP phase 2 grant, you are [...]
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Social Housing project supports environmentally friendly technology
Energi Investments plc has recently completed fitting Solar PV C21e tiles to roofs of houses for property developer Mark Oliver Homes on homes being built in Liversedge for their client Connect Housing. The total value of the contract was £240,000. This is an alternative Solar PV that is integrated into each roof and has a [...]
Britain To Shift To Smart Grid, Meter Systems
Date: 03-Dec-09
Country: UK
Author: Kwok W. Wan
LONDON – Britain is to shift to a smart energy system, including a national smart grid, which should pave the way to a low carbon future that includes large wind farms, more efficient heating systems and electric vehicles.
The government said smart meters, which provide real-time information to consumers about energy [...]
Climate policies ‘improve health’
Cutting emissions to mitigate climate change will make people healthier, according to research. Full story available news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8377268.stm
First UK University has Solar Trackers Installed
Energi PLC is leading the way forward in being the first company to install Solar Trackers at a UK University. The Solar Trackers were installed at UCLan in September 2009. The devices will track the sun’s path over the course of the day and are 40% more efficient than standard solar panels and even gather [...]
Funding body tells universities to cut carbon quick
A new consultation on how the higher education sector can reduce its carbon footprint has been launched.
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) has stated that universities should aspire to half their emissions by 2020, and 80% by 2050.
Universities will find steep carbon-reduction targets challenging because of an expansion in student numbers and demand [...]
Energy efficient products could save UK £900m
The introduction of minimum energy efficiency standards combined with better energy labeling could save the U.K. £900m according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
Defra has launched a new consultation looking into how best to implement the measures as part of a Europe-wide plan to reduce the energy consumption of household products.
The [...]
UK economy urged to move towards sustainability
A shift to a low-carbon economy offers UK businesses their best hope of leading the world again, the chairman of the Environment Agency has said.
Speaking at the Royal Society of Arts, in London, Lord Smith said the climate crisis is the most serious and difficult challenge facing the country.
Lord Smith warned that the UK must [...]