Laying the foundations for net zero: Putting households at the heart of the energy transition says that householders have a crucial role to play in decarbonisation, and that it is unlikely that a net zero trajectory will be met without clear action taken by householders.
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The project, spread across two sites in Didmarton and Bibury, is the second phase of a pilot scheme started in 2015 by Bromford to determine the viability of the technology.
Heating bills slashed in heat pump pilot Read More »
This innovative technology, which uses a durable composite plastic instead of the traditional timber, is the first of its kind to be installed on the GB transmission network, and has been specially adapted to meet the unique terrain and environment of the north east of Scotland.
Helicopter used to install composite power poles Read More »
These aerial patrols of over 4,000km of the electricity network will allow trained observers to identify and record any signs of damage or wear and tear on the lines and equipment that carry electricity.
Helicopters used to inspect NI power network Read More »
Scientists had previously recorded reductions in global average surface wind speed occurring over land since the 1980s, a phenomenon known as global terrestrial stilling.
Higher wind speeds to boost power output for 10 years Read More »
The 5MW/15MWh LAES plant, located at Bury, near Manchester will become the first operational demonstration of LAES technology at grid-scale.
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Launched in 2015, Heat Trust is a voluntary stakeholder-led customer protection scheme for the growing heat network sector.
Heat Trust consults on plans to open up customer scheme Read More »
The independent customer protection scheme has made the change which will enable existing heat network suppliers, that do not have Heat Energy Supply Agreement with their customers, the ability to register with Heat Trust, provided that clear terms of service are provided in a new customer charter or equivalent.
Heat Trust extends protection to more households Read More »
The report highlights the issues faced by more than 30,000 customers across 51 heat networks around the country.
Heat Trust report highlights need for customer service Read More »
The trial was run as part of the Living Lab project, coordinated by the Energy Systems Catapult, where 100 homes spread across Newcastle, Manchester, the West Midlands, Gloucestershire and Bridgend in Wales were fitted with “smart heating systems”.
Heat-as-service declared a hit in Living Labs trial Read More »
