NAPIT has launched a series of infographics, which address some of the most pressing issues facing its members.
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David Hall, national sales manager for Grant UK
Philip Hildrup is sales director at Right2Impvoe
REI: What you got planned for the rest of 2015? PH: The main focus for me for 2015 is to introduce one of our manufacturers’ new products – the Blueberry Smart Hub. It allows the customer to monitor, control and budget what they are spending on their heating and hot water. As a distributor of the Blueberry Smart Hub, we are able to not only provide the consumer with a great product, but it will also help us build a relationship with them by communicating via the hub to make further savings and tweaks.
Heat pump specialist Bob Long calls for more efficient models of the technology to take on low cost natural gas.
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Steve Pester, BRE, reflects on the increasingly attractive prospect of BIPV
Guest columnist Bill Wright, head of energy solutions, Electrical Contractors’ Association, pens a brief letter to new energy secretary Amber Rudd
Gordon Moran, writing for the European Energy Centre, explores the beneficial impact of the UK’s carbon floor price on the renewable energy sector
Liz MacFarlane, Zenex Solar, provides an update on how things are going since the acquisition of Zenex by PV distributor Segen three months ago
Robert Burke, HETAS, makes the case for the inclusion of more wood burning stove appliances under the RHI
By the time you read this we will probably know the outcome of the general election, although we may not know the make-up of the government? Whatever the outcome, it will be important for the future of the renewables market. As things currently stand, the RHI has a budget until 2016.
Further Reading
Organisations facing the compulsory requirements of the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) by the end of this year could benefit from a free, CPD-certified guide, new from Mitsubishi Electric.
The guide looks in detail at the scheme which is a mandatory energy assessment mechanism for large companies in the UK. Businesses which qualify for ESOS must carry out assessments every four years, with the first to be completed by the end of 2015.
A three man team from A&D Publishing, publisher of REI, will be undertaking the Blenheim Triathlon in aid of East Cheshire Hospice.
Nearly 20 employees from Navitron’s head office team have raised over £5,500 for charity by climbing Mt Snowdon in Wales.
The countdown has begun to the entry deadline of June 30 for nominations in this year’s Heating & Renewables Awards.
BSRIA has agreed an endorsing partnership with the Low Carbon England 2015 conference, being held at The National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, 1-2 December.
An energy bill confirming the government’s plan to end subsidies for onshore wind was one of the bills announced in today’s Queen Speech – the first all-Conservative one since 1996.
Oxford Photovoltaics has announced that its co-founder and CEO Kevin Arthur is leaving the company to concentrate on new opportunities.
Worcester, Bosch is dedicating a week in June to educating installers on the requirements of ErP.
Elmhurst Energy MD, Stephen O’Hara
Elmhurst Energy has launched an ‘Overcoming Quality Assurance Issues’ training course.
Almost 700 electrical contractors attended this year’s NICEIC and ELECSA Live South event in Epsom.
Navitron commercial director, Stephen Knight
Navitron has signed an agreement with SunEdison, to become an installation partner in the UK.
A new national forum established to improve renewable heat skills and training has met for the first time to agree actions and priorities.
Rural Energy has launched the AIRMatic biomass space heater.
The teams at Kensa and Trent & Dove are hosting a one-off event for housing associations
Trent & Dove Housing and Kensa Heat Pumps are holding a one off event for housing associations looking to combat fuel poverty, at Burton’s Pirelli Stadium on 11 June.
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