Tens of thousands of UK homes, businesses and public buildings will benefit from low carbon heat thanks to £44 million of government funding announced today. £30 million of the package will support three heat network projects in South East London, Manchester and...

In December last year, the Climate Change Committee (CCC) published its much anticipated Sixth Carbon Budget, covering the period between 2033-2037. The budget has been described as the toughest yet, with the CCC advising that the UK will need to reduce emissions by...

We are incredibly proud to be sponsoring the IRPM Annual Seminar on the 11th of May, which will take place online. The seminar will bring together leading industry figures to tackle the big questions facing sector, including new laws, codes, qualifications, and best...

Global carbon emissions dropped by 5.8% in 2020 due to slowed economic activity as a result of the pandemic, the largest annual percentage decline since World War II. However, major economies led a rebound in December 2020, when emissions were 2%, or 60 million...

New legislation which aims to cut emissions, end fuel poverty, and create green jobs through the deployment of heat networks has been passed unanimously by Scottish Parliament. Introduced in March 2020, the Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill aims to reduce fossil fuel...

Ofgem have announced the energy price cap will increase from April due to rising wholesale costs. The increase will see the cap return to pre-pandemic levels, with the typical energy customer likely to see their bill go up by £96 to £1,138 a year. The cap, which came...