Installers call for changes to ‘desperate’ Green Homes Grant

NGOs warn UK will ‘lose international credibility’ if Green Homes Grant isn’t fixed

Solar thermal alongside PV, heat pumps and other green measures are eligible under the scheme. Image: Julian (Flickr). Further calls for improvements to the Green Homes Grant are being voiced, with NGOs and thinktanks issuing a letter to the Prime Minister and Chancellor on the subject. Describing the Green Homes Grant as being “beset with […]

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Every PPA helps: Tesco partners Low Carbon for 130GWh of solar

How UK solar revenue streams could change this year

Tesco signed a 10-year solar PPA last November. Image: Tesco. Solar operators could be handling a more complex power purchase agreement (PPA) portfolio with multiple small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as offtakers, according to industry leaders. Speaking during the Solar Finance & Investment Europe conference yesterday (18 February), Jing Liu, assistant general manager of structured

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Green Homes Grant would take ten years to rollout at current rate warns EAC

Pressure mounts as associations urge the adoption of plan to fix ‘over-engineered’ Green Homes Grant

Solar PV is included with the Local Authority Delivery segment of the Green Homes Grant. Image: Maria Godfrida (Pixabay). Four industry associations have joined forces to urge the government to adopt a new plan to improve the beleaguered Green Homes Grant after finding 35% of installers are at risk of shutting up shop due to the

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HBS, JA Solar and GSE Integration launch in-roof PV solution for zero carbon homes

HBS, JA Solar and GSE Integration launch in-roof PV solution for zero carbon homes

Published: 18 Feb 2021, 10:27 HBS New Energies has partnered with JA Solar and GSE Integration to offer a new roof-integrated PV system to help housing developers deliver zero carbon ready homes. Dubbed the Complete In-roof Solar solution, it can be installed with JA Solar half-cell modules from 320W up to 370W in a range

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Midsummer launches Renewable Heating Division and announces new partnerships

Midsummer launches Renewable Heating Division and announces new partnerships

Published: 17 Feb 2021, 17:49 Image: Midsummer. Wholesaler Midsummer is launching a Renewable Heating Division, expanding its range of clean technology. As part of the move, new partnerships have been signed with heat pump manufacturers Samsung Climate Solutions, Mitsubishi Ecodan and innovative hot water tank supplier Mixergy. Midsummer has appointed Jez Climas to lead the new

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PACE’s largest UK solar site at 23MW takes move forwards

PACE’s first UK solar farm Three Bridges receives planning permission

Published: 17 Feb 2021, 11:56 Image: PACE. Pathfinder Clean Energy (PACE) has been granted planning permission for its Three Bridges solar farm. The 21MW project will sit seven miles north-east of Dereham in Norfolk and have the ability to be co-located with energy storage. It may be constructed with either tracker technology or more traditional fixed

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Solar Energy UK welcomes Future Homes Standard’s 31% carbon reduction target

EAC calls for low carbon technology tax reductions to create ‘system fit for net-zero Britain’

Image: Giorgia Trovato (Unsplash). Wide tax changes could offer a ‘reset’ for Britain’s economy, promoting green technologies. This forms one of the key recommendations in the Environmental Audit Committee’s (EAC) most recent report- ‘Growing back better: Putting nature and net zero at the heart of the economic recovery’, along with urgently urging the government to

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Government must ‘claw back’ £1bn unspent Green Homes Grant funding, REA urges

Government must ‘claw back’ £1bn unspent Green Homes Grant funding, REA urges

Published: 16 Feb 2021, 13:58 The Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA) is calling on the government to reverse the decision to not rollover unspent Green Homes Grant funding into 2021/22. The REA said that less than 5% of the original £2 billion budget has been spent so far, urging the government to “claw

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Low Carbon to develop UK’s largest community solar farm

Richmond Council joins Solar Together scheme to offer discounted solar

The Solar Together scheme offers residents the opportunity to buy solar panels at a discounted rate through a group buying scheme, with Richmond Council the latest to join. The initiative is aiming to reduce consumers’ carbon footprint and reduce their household bills, helping to make the transition to clean energy as cost effective and hassle

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