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Eco-build 'uses ground source heat pump'
A new eco-friendly home in Henley has been built that incorporates a number of renewable energy technologies, it has emerged. (28 Aug 2008) Green homes 'sell for more'
Homes that incorporate green and renewable technologies are selling for more than those that do not have such additions, according to a new survey (28 Aug 2008) Hotel 'revamps its bathrooms'
A hotel in West Yorkshire is investing in a revamp of its bathrooms, which is set to include more powerful showers, while also featuring water-saving technology. (28 Aug 2008) Solar installations 'contravene government regulations'
Government building regulations are being contravened by 90 per cent of solar thermal installations, it has emerged. (28 Aug 2008) Boiler malfunction causes closure of factory
The main plant for the manufacturing of Pirelli's UK tyre operation has been forced to temporarily close because of a broken boiler. (27 Aug 2008) Consumer heating system guide 'set for next year'
Key players in the heating industry are reported to be producing a guide aimed at consumers to assist with the replacement of heating systems. (27 Aug 2008) Sugar company to install biomass boiler
Sweeteners group Tate & Lyle is installing a multi-million pound biomass boiler at its cane sugar refinery in east London, it has emerged. (27 Aug 2008) Danfoss to open new factory
Heating controls manufacturer Danfoss is set to open a new factory in central Poland, it has emerged. (27 Aug 2008) Underfloor heating 'not exclusive to any one fuel'
Underfloor heating can be a "very good" solution and is not exclusive to any one type of fuel, according to domestic heating body HETAS. (26 Aug 2008) Installing underfloor heating a job for 'specialists only'
It is not practical for homeowners to install underfloor heating themselves as it should be carried out by someone with specialist knowledge and experience, according to domestic heating body HETAS. (26 Aug 2008) Boiler firm offers ECA-compliant products
Wellman Robey is offering steam and hot water boilers with associated burners and economisers as part of the government-backed Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) scheme. (26 Aug 2008) HRM launches new boiler version
HRM Boilers has launched a new condensing system version of its X-ternal, wall-mounted, oil-fired boiler. (26 Aug 2008) New boiler 'will recoup outlay in 8 months'
A new boiler installed at Kellogg's of Wrexham could see the plant making back the cost in savings within eight months, it is claimed. (22 Aug 2008) Older boilers 'often inefficient'
Old boilers are very often energy inefficient and can be dangerous, it is claimed. (21 Aug 2008) Sellers 'concealing broken boilers'
Almost a quarter of house sellers have admitted to lying about problems in their homes, such as broken boilers. (21 Aug 2008) Boilers 'can help save cash during crunch'
Updating your home boiler and installing better insulation could save households hundreds of pounds a year during the credit crunch, it is claimed. (21 Aug 2008) New device to control heating externally
A company has announced that it has invented a device that could save people hundreds of pounds a year on their heating bills, it is reported. (21 Aug 2008) Community centre 'looks to biomass technology'
A major overhaul of a community centre in Northumberland is set to install a new wood-pellet fuelled boiler as part of the improvements. (20 Aug 2008) Council 'spends millions on upgrades'
On average, over £2000 will be spent managing and maintaining kitchens and bathrooms in council houses in Dundee this year. (20 Aug 2008) London Olympic village 'to install biomass boiler'
The Olympic site in east London is set to install wood-chip fuelled biomass boilers and a combined heat and power plant. (20 Aug 2008) Olympic Village installs renewables
The Olympic Village in Beijing has received high certification for its eco-credentials, which include the installation of heat pumps and solar panels. (19 Aug 2008) Wet rooms 'good solution where space is tight'
Homeowners who are looking to develop their properties could find a good solution by installing a wet room if space is tight, according to an industry expert. (19 Aug 2008) Homeowners making 'long-term investments'
Homeowners are considering investing more in improving their homes rather than moving because of the current credit squeeze, it is suggested. (19 Aug 2008) Council installs ground source heat pump
A new environmentally friendly heating and air conditioning unit has been unveiled by staff at Three Rivers district council. (18 Aug 2008) Sainsbury's installs biomass boiler
A new "green" branch of grocery chain Sainsbury's is to open in Dartmouth, which could provide the blueprint for all its new supermarkets. (18 Aug 2008) Eco-homes 'to power themselves'
Plans for £50,000 eco-holiday homes could see a range of environmentally friendly technology installed, it has emerged. (18 Aug 2008) National Trust 'installs biomass boiler'
A 17th century stately home owned by the National Trust has chosen to install a wood chip pellet biomass boiler.
(15 Aug 2008) Primary school 'gets solar panels'
Solar panels worth somewhere in the region of £20,000 have been installed at a school in Pembrokeshire. (15 Aug 2008) Electrical heating 'to overtake gas'
Various industry groups have predicted that the number of electrical heating system installations will overtake that of gas-fired counter parts by 2018. (15 Aug 2008) Biomass boiler installed for bungalows
A communal biomass heating system is set to be installed on an eco-housing development in Derbyshire, which its builders claim will be the most environmentally friendly in the county. (14 Aug 2008) £3.25m castle 'improves kitchens'
A £3.25 million 18th-century castle in Wales has undergone a refit which included an overhaul of the kitchen and the installation of two Belfast kitchen sinks. (14 Aug 2008) HETAS 'to become MCS accreditation body'
HETAS is likely to succeed BRE as the accreditation body for the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS), it has emerged. (14 Aug 2008) Solar heating system used in school
North Somerset council's Local Structure Plan has seen the installation of a solar array at a school in the region as part of an energy efficiency push. (13 Aug 2008) Combined heat and power plant for housing scheme
A low carbon housing development in the centre of Peterborough is set to use a communal heating system.
(13 Aug 2008) Wolsey hit by boiler theft
A distribution centre for Wolsey has been hit twice in one week by thieves who stole six boilers in a night-time raid. (12 Aug 2008) Heat pump 'breaks efficiency records'
A range of heat pumps by Hoval have achieved the highest efficiency ever measured for air to water heat pumps following independent testing. (12 Aug 2008) Communal biomass heating scheme launched
An eco housing scheme in Suffolk, which is set to use a communal heating installation has been described as a "near" zero carbon project. (12 Aug 2008) Biomass plant to be installed in Scottish distillery
Drinks manufacturer Diageo has announced plans to install a £65 million biomass plant at a distillery in Scotland. (11 Aug 2008) UK housing stock 'to undergo green review'
Four building and energy efficiency organisations have launched a consultation that will look at ways in which the existing housing stock can be made greener. (11 Aug 2008) Microgeneration 'should be used on group builds'
Microgeneration heating technologies should become the focus of new group housing builds, according to an eco-property expert.
(11 Aug 2008) Expert: Heat pumps 'too expensive'
The potential market for cheap heat pumps could be massive, according to an industry expert. (8 Aug 2008) Government 'looks to facilitate hiring of apprentices'
The government is set to launch new regulations aimed at cutting the level of bureaucracy experienced by businesses when they look to take on apprentices, including those in the plumbing trade. (8 Aug 2008) Yorkshire school to install renewables
A £32 million facelift for a North Yorkshire school is set to go ahead following a lengthy consultation on what technology it is to install. (7 Aug 2008) Education centre installs renewable technology
A centre for education in Dundee has undergone a seven-month refurbishment and now boasts an array of eco-friendly technologies. (7 Aug 2008) Scottish swimming pool to use renewable technology
A multi-million pound refurbishment of the Royal Commonwealth Pool in Edinburgh is set to feature an array of energy efficient heating technologies. (7 Aug 2008) Renewables 'could meet UK energy demand'
Renewable energy technology could provide the UK with all its power requirements, new research has suggested. (6 Aug 2008) Buderus increases boiler range
Manufacturer Buderus has added a 65 kilowatt (kw) output model to its GB162 range of wall mounted boilers. (6 Aug 2008) Renewable technology 'replaces oil-fired boiler'
A couple from Bicester, Oxfordshire, have opted to get rid of their old oil-fired heating system and replace it with an air source heat pump and solar panels. (6 Aug 2008) Council tenants 'have no control over heating'
Many council tenants in the south-east of the UK have little control over how their homes are heated, it has emerged. (5 Aug 2008) North Somerset school 'looks to new heating strategy'
A school in north Somerset has had a range of energy efficient technologies installed, including the fitting of a gas fired condensing boiler. (5 Aug 2008) Solar panels installed at school
High-tech photovoltaic solar-panels are to be installed on the roof of a school in Burnley, which it is hoped will generate enough electricity for the lighting needs of the school. (4 Aug 2008) Saniflo 'provides solution at care home'
A care home in Hampshire installed Saniflo macerator small-bore systems in order to make life easier and more private for its residents. (4 Aug 2008) Corgi 'issues warning over boiler servicing'
The UK gas safety watchdog has urged consumers to ensure that regular service of their gas appliances, such as boilers, is carried out by registered installers. (4 Aug 2008) South Wales housing initiative 'to install 6,000 boilers'
A massive home regenerating scheme is set to be launched in the south Wales that could see 6,000 energy efficient boilers installed in a variety of properties. (1 Aug 2008) Maintenance of 'plate heat exchangers important'
Operational costs can cut by 30 per cent by implementing well-planned maintenance of plate heat exchangers, it has been reported. (1 Aug 2008) Scientists make 'major breakthrough in solar power'
A scientific breakthrough in the use of solar power has the potential to shape the "future prosperity of humankind", it has emerged. (1 Aug 2008) MPs call for clearer renewable heating strategy
A cross party MP committee has called for clearer policy on low carbon heating strategies, it has emerged. (31 Jul 2008) Baxi 'records increase in turnover'
Boiler giant Baxi has reported an increase in turnover despite the difficult market conditions. (30 Jul 2008) Microgeneration certification 'to be expanded'
The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) is to be opened up to multiple providers following a two year development phase. (30 Jul 2008) UK businesses 'looking towards energy efficiency'
UK businesses are looking towards energy efficiency as the main way of combating the impact of an economic slowdown, new research has suggested.
(29 Jul 2008) Dimplex to run ground source heat pump training
A new training course that is open to experienced plumbers and heating installers is being launched by Dimplex, it has emerged. (29 Jul 2008) New £135,000 heating system installed
The head of Russia's biggest private bank is thought to have recently installed a £135,000 heating system in his Surrey mansion. (28 Jul 2008) Escaped snake 'feared to have entered plumbing'
Residents on the Island of Lewis off the north-west coast of Scotland were warned to keep their toilet seat lids down after it was feared an escaped snake had got into the plumbing system. (28 Jul 2008) Barnsley council looks to cut carbon emissions
Barnsley council in Yorkshire has stated that is could hit government carbon emissions reduction targets 40 years ahead of schedule. (28 Jul 2008) Female plumbing expert offers advice to housing project
A woman who changed careers to become a solar energy expert has given praise to the plumbing trade. (25 Jul 2008) Heat pump effectiveness examined by university research
The potential of installing heat pumps for domestic use is being investigated as part of a £2 million project. (25 Jul 2008) Tesco 'to build straw fuelled combined heat and power plant'
High street retailer Tesco is planning on building the UK's first combined heat and power plant that will be entirely fuelled by straw. (25 Jul 2008) Government schools scheme increases renewable technology rollout
A joint scheme between the Co-Operative Group and the government has announced that through extra investment it will supply renewable energy technology to schools throughout the UK.
(24 Jul 2008) Biomass and solar thermal installation certification introduced
The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) has been extended to include biomass and roof-integrated photovoltaic modules and solar thermal technology installation.
(24 Jul 2008) Eco homes 'sell due to green credentials'
An eco-home development in Surrey, which features renewable technology including ground source heat pumps and underfloor heating, has already sold several properties, despite expensive price tags. (23 Jul 2008) Oil tank security warning issued by Police
Police in Northern Ireland have issued a warning to residents to be wary of fuel theft from domestic oil tanks. (23 Jul 2008) Conservatives prioritise plumbing
The Conservative Party have put plumbing at the top of the agenda by promising an additional 100,000 apprenticeships, some of which will be in the trade. (23 Jul 2008) Glow-Worm upgrades heating cylinders
Boiler manufacturer Glow-Worm has released a new range of its hot water cylinders, it has emerged. (22 Jul 2008) Schools receive solar panels through government scheme
Two schools in Salisbury have been selected under a nationwide scheme to install solar panels in order to improve their energy efficiency. (22 Jul 2008) Devon renewable energy scheme receives praise
A scheme in Devon has received praise in the 2008 Annual Survey of Renewable Energy in the south-west.
(22 Jul 2008) Danfoss installs heat pump system
A sports and community centre in north Devon has installed a Danfoss ground source heat pump to provide heating for the building, which has led to savings of more the £2,000 on energy bills. (21 Jul 2008) Government 'needs to assist with renewable installation'
The government has suggested renewable energy is going to become more cost effective than using fossil fuels, it has been reported. (21 Jul 2008) Energy efficiency 'key selling point'
Homes that cost less to run because of being energy efficient could be easier to sell, a property expert has suggested. (21 Jul 2008) Residents 'would install renewables for cheaper bills'
New research has shown homeowners would install more renewable energy technology if it was made clear it would lead to lower energy bills. (18 Jul 2008) Ground source heat pump saves on family fuel bill
A family who installed a ground source heat pump at a restored farmhouse have made large savings in the annual fuel bills, it has been reported. (17 Jul 2008) Sustainable building centre opened
Boiler manufacturer Wolseley has opened a new sustainable building centre that aims to assist environmentally friendly construction in the UK. (17 Jul 2008) Britons 'have worst showering habits'
A recent survey has shown that the British have the worst showering habits of all western European nations. (17 Jul 2008) Underfloor heating training programme launched by UHMA
A new qualification has been launched by the Underfloor Heating Manufacturers' Association (UHMA) that will cover both design and installation of systems. (16 Jul 2008) Scotland looks to implement renewable technology roll out
The uptake of renewable energy heating systems is set to increase in Scotland, with the introduction of a Scottish government grant scheme. (16 Jul 2008) 'Spate of fuel thefts from domestic oil tanks hits Scotland'
A crime wave has reportedly hit Scotland, which has seen tens of thousands of litres of fuel stolen each day, including instances of domestic oil tanks being looted. (16 Jul 2008) New integrated solar panel released
A new type of solar panel that is designed to replace metal roofs is set to be launched onto the market, it has emerged. (15 Jul 2008) More women 'needed in plumbing and construction industries'
The skills secretary John Denham has praised women apprentices who are having a positive impact in traditionally male dominated trades. (15 Jul 2008) London Mayor calls for microgeneration development
Mayor of London Boris Johnson recently published a report which outlined plans to set targets for reducing the capital's carbon footprint. (14 Jul 2008) Housing project plans for proposed community heating scheme
A community heating project near Middlesbrough has seen the launch of plans that are set to include a biomass boiler, which could provide heat for 100 homes. (14 Jul 2008) Plumbing industry reports increase in job demand
The demand for skilled plumbers has seen over 1,000 people a week take up a career in the industry, according to new research.
(14 Jul 2008) Scottish community hall to install efficient boiler
A community hall in a Scottish town is getting ready to install an energy-efficient boiler after winning a green grant for the work, it has been reported. (11 Jul 2008) Housing project to install 1,500 boilers
A housing project in north Wales is looking to improve around 4,000 homes, which is set to include the installation of 1,500 new boilers and heating systems. (11 Jul 2008) Councils looking to renewables
Soaring energy prices have led several local councils to look for alternative means of providing energy for their services, it has emerged. (10 Jul 2008) Oil-fired boilers 'escape legislation ban'
The announcement that the government will not be imminently attempting to bring in legislation forcing homeowners to replace oil-fired boilers with energy efficient alternatives has been favourably received by the Oil-Fired Technical Association (Oftec). (10 Jul 2008) Solar panels and wind power come into force at festivals
Energy efficiency at music festivals has become a priority among organisers, with some providing power for stages from completely renewable sources, an expert has stated. (10 Jul 2008) Hospital set to include biomass boiler
A £28 million new hospital that is set to be built in Havant, near Portsmouth in Hampshire, has incorporated environmentally friendly technology into its design. (9 Jul 2008) Cambridge University 'goes green'
A new residential building at Cambridge University has incorporated a variety of energy-efficient technologies into its design, it has been reported. (9 Jul 2008) Stansted 'unveils state of the art biomass boiler'
A £50 million facility investment of Stansted Airport has opened to passengers and includes a brand new biomass heating boiler. (8 Jul 2008) Plans for energy centres at London Olympic park unveiled
The contract for the Olympic Park and Stratford City energy centres and networks has been handed to SUEZ Energy Services, which will see £90 million invested into energy projects. (8 Jul 2008) Carbon footprint reduction pledges by Ofcom
The government's communications watchdog Ofcom has announced that it intends to reduce its annual level of carbon dioxide emissions by 25 per cent by 2012. (7 Jul 2008) University installs heat pumps
A university is to use ground source heat pumps to provide heating for one of its new buildings. (7 Jul 2008) Low Carbon Zones unveiled in London
The mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced the launch of six Low Carbon Zones that will incorporate high-technology with a view to delivering greener, low carbon solutions to households and businesses. (7 Jul 2008) "Eco-mosque" opens in Manchester
A new "eco-mosque" has been unveiled in Manchester, which comes fitted with solar panels and underfloor heating. (7 Jul 2008) Eco homes open for 'green exhibition'
Eco-friendly "open houses" are being exhibited in the south-east of England this summer in an attempt to make residents become more environmentally-friendly. (7 Jul 2008) Glen Dimplex hands out advertising contract
A Leeds-based advertising agency has been appointed by Glen Dimplex Home Appliances to run its consumer and trade public relations. (4 Jul 2008) Baxi calls for more mCHP consumer information
The chief executive of boiler manufacturer Baxi has urged the government to provide more education to assist the take up of micro combined heat and power (mCHP). (3 Jul 2008) Baxi launches range of evacuated tubes
A new range of direct flow evacuated tubes has been launched by Baxi with the aim of enhancing its Solarflo products. (3 Jul 2008) Solar and underfloor heating installed for bats
A colony of bats has had a £50,000 home made for them by builders because they were banned from moving the creatures for a planned housing development. (3 Jul 2008) Geothermal installation wins award
The engineers behind the geothermal heating and cooling system at the Gloucestershire police headquarters have been awarded an Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) Engineering Excellence Award. (2 Jul 2008) Biomass awards handed out
Future Energy Yorkshire has awarded three prizes for contributions to the biomass sector. (2 Jul 2008) EPCs show more can be done to save energy
The introduction of the Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) to the commercial sector has seen the Department for Communities and Local Government recommends energy efficiency measures. (2 Jul 2008) Glow-worm rolls out new solar system
A new range of solar kits by Glow-worm has been launched aimed at assisting installers and new build developers with in-roof or on-roof solar solutions. (1 Jul 2008) Prince Charles cuts carbon emissions with new heating systems
Prince Charles has published a sustainability report, which shows that through installing more efficient boilers and renewable technology, he has been able to reduce carbon emissions. (1 Jul 2008) Energy company installs solar panels at HQ
An energy company is building what it believes to be the largest solar panel system in the midlands. (1 Jul 2008) Saniflo product 'could help elderly'
A new range of Saniflo macerators could prove to be of assistance to the elderly, a new report has suggested. (1 Jul 2008) Heat pumps installed at housing association build
A housing association in Wiltshire has recently completed a new project of ten new build homes that use air to water heat pump systems heating and domestic hot water requirements. (30 Jun 2008) Solar cell industry set to grow
A new report has suggested that the solar cell industry will grow by $7 billion (£3.6 billion) a year up to 2010. (30 Jun 2008) Biomass boiler installation plans questioned
Plans to install a biomass boiler in a garden house in a South Yorkshire park may have to be changed following advice from experts. (30 Jun 2008) Heat pumps installed at housing association build
A housing association in Wiltshire has recently completed a new project of ten new build homes that use air to water heat pump systems heating and domestic hot water requirements. (30 Jun 2008) Government's renewable energy plan unveiled
The prime minister has announced a £100 billion renewable energy plan for the UK, which is set to include advice on how homeowners can reduce energy and fuel bills. (27 Jun 2008) Microgeneration policies called for
The chief executive of a manufacturer of wind-powered micro-generation devices recently called on the government to promote the implementation of small-scale, renewable energy installations in offices and homes. (27 Jun 2008) Victorian village to be modernised
A Victorian street is set for a full refurbishment, including the installation of new electrical and plumbing systems. (27 Jun 2008) Capita named HSE's preferred bidder
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has named Capita as its preferred bidder for the gas installer registration scheme.
(27 Jun 2008) Teen plumber named Apprentice of the Year
A plumbing and heating trainee has been named Apprentice of the Year, having fended off competition from 14 other College of Further Education hopefuls. (27 Jun 2008) Plumbers to plunge (into water) for charity
A group of plumbers are to submerge themselves for a colleague next month, as they swim 7,000 metres to raise money for a sick mate. (27 Jun 2008) Consumers 'keen to produce their own energy'
A green energy consultant has said many UK households are keen to improve their own energy generation. (27 Jun 2008) Lifeboat station installs innovative heating system
One of the UK's oldest lifeboat stations is undergoing a £2 million relocation that will see its new premises be heated by a ground source heat pump. (26 Jun 2008) Subsidies proposed for solar panel installation
The cost of installing solar power equipment is set to halve in Japan, as its government has announced the re-introduction of subsidies to help generate demand. (26 Jun 2008) Battersea Power Station to get £4bn overhaul
London's Battersea Power Station is to be refurbished in a move that will see microgeneration and solar driven natural ventilation technologies installed. (26 Jun 2008) Homeowners could have to make green renovations
Homeowners could soon have to increase the energy efficiency of their homes, under new government plans. (25 Jun 2008) Landlords warned of nearing deadline for EPCs
Landlords are being advised that the deadline for the introduction of compulsory energy performance certificates (EPCs) is nearing. (25 Jun 2008) Housing association invests millions for boiler renewal
A Peterborough-based housing association is investing over £2 million pounds in the renovation its 3,500 properties, which is set to include heating and boiler renewal. (25 Jun 2008) Worcester-Bosch employee wins environmental award
The winners of the 2008 British Renewable Energy Awards have been announced, with a representative from boiler manufacturer Worcester-Bosch taking home a prize. (25 Jun 2008) Heat pump efficiency questioned
Carbon savings resulting from the installation of ground, air and water source heat pump technology have come under scrutiny from experts. (25 Jun 2008) Glasgow court installs solar panels
Scotland's busiest court has installed a solar panel generating system that is estimated will save £20,000 in energy expenditure every year. (24 Jun 2008) Siemens chief calls for 'energy efficient homes'
The chief executive of Siemens has encouraged UK residents to implement a range of measures that will help reduce their carbon footprints and consequently domestic bills, including installing condensing boilers. (24 Jun 2008) Eco-town planners set challenging targets
The Eco-towns Challenge Panel has set out a series of recommendations aimed at improving eco-town developers' plans, it has emerged. (24 Jun 2008) Homeowners may be forced to install solar panels
A new law may force residents of a German town to install solar panels on all new and renovated buildings, it has been reported.
(23 Jun 2008) Dimplex radio frequency thermostat 'offers greater control'
Dimplex's radio frequency (RF) thermostat can now offer 24-hour programming and greater control over electric heating appliances.
(23 Jun 2008) City firms urged to sign up to carbon cutting initiative
Firms in the City are being urged to sign up to a new initiative aimed at helping them reduce and offset carbon emissions by the City of London Corporation.
(23 Jun 2008) Ofgem announces small-scale energy generation proposals
Small-scale sustainable energy generation will become easier for communities to develop, says the electricity and gas regulator. (20 Jun 2008) Environmental awards finalists announced
The finalists for the Northwest Business Environment Awards (NWDA) have been announced, with a school and a law court among the nominees.
(20 Jun 2008) NHS carbon reduction strategy released
The NHS has issued its draft carbon reduction strategy, which outlines how the organisation plans to reduce emissions by 60 per cent by 2050. (20 Jun 2008) Devon based eco-development wins prize
An environmentally-friendly office in Devon has been awarded an International Green Apple Award, it has been reported. (19 Jun 2008) Renewable energy targets reviewed
The Renewables Advisory Board (RAB) has stated that with the implementation of "radical policy changes" the UK could generate 14 per cent of its total energy from renewables by 2020. (19 Jun 2008) Faulty boiler causes fire
A fire caused by a faulty boiler broke out in Cranwell near Nottingham on June 18th, it has been reported. (19 Jun 2008) York building receives green award
The City of York council received a bronze award at the recent International Green Apple Awards 2008 for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage. (18 Jun 2008) ECA heating launches new boiler range
ECA Heating has launched a new range of "user friendly" Confeo Premix Combi boilers. (18 Jun 2008) Hiring a cowboy boiler fitter 'can be costly'
A representative of Abbey has warned of the dangers of hiring a rogue tradesman to install a boiler. (18 Jun 2008) mCHP boilers 'to hit European market'
A subsidiary of Energetix Group has signed "heads of terms" for a collaboration agreement with an unnamed supplier of heating technology to bring its wall-mounted micro combined heat and power (mCHP) units to the European Market, it has been reported. (18 Jun 2008) High-efficiency boiler 'could save £200'
Consumers have been advised to install high-efficiency condensing boilers with heating controls, which could save up to £200 a-year on energy bills. (18 Jun 2008) LPG boiler launched by Baxi
Boiler manufacturer Baxi has introduced a liquid petroleum gas (LPG) version of its Baxi Duo combi boiler. (18 Jun 2008) Regular boiler services 'can save money'
Consumers have been advised that getting a boiler serviced regularly can save hundreds of pounds in the long run. (18 Jun 2008) Is boiler insurance necessary?
The importance of having boiler insurance has been questioned by a journalist, who asks if it is necessary and, if it is, what is the best deal? (18 Jun 2008) College saving thousands through virtual pipe
A London college is saving thousands of pounds a year on copper pipes by using virtual technology to train its plumbing and gas engineer students. (18 Jun 2008) Baxi supplies solar panels to housing project
Baxi is to supply flat-plate solar collector panels to a housing development project in order to help it meet a renewable energy target. (17 Jun 2008) Bumford Heating Race for Life Cancer Research UK
Bumford Heating sponsor competitors in Sheffield's 2008 Cancer Research 'Race for Life' 5k run. (17 Jun 2008) Cameron outlines green energy manifesto
The Conservative leader David Cameron is backing the growth of decentralised energy and smart metering as part of his environmental manifesto. (17 Jun 2008) Lincolnshire to get biomass power station
A new biomass power station has been planned approved for construction in Lincolnshire. (17 Jun 2008) TUC calls for greener economy
The Trade Union Congress is calling on the government to plan for and implement policies that will allow the UK to become a world leader in the "new" green economy.
(16 Jun 2008) DIY 'expert' wins award
The winner of the Observer Ethical award for DIY Project went to the founder of an eco-refurbishment firm called Parity Projects. (16 Jun 2008) Bosch commits to renewable development
Funding of 3.6 billion euros in 2007 has been noted as a major factor in the development of solutions for environmental and climate protection, according to manufacturing giant Bosch. (16 Jun 2008) Plans underway to build bio-fuel power plant
Plans to build the UK's first ever Combined Heat and Intelligent Power (ChiP) plant in Beckton have been met with a mixed reaction by environmental groups. (13 Jun 2008) Microgeneration 'can save money'
Savings can be made to domestic energy prices by using microgeneration technology, according to the Energy Saving Trust. (13 Jun 2008) Micro-generation to become 'very important'
In order to make a property more attractive for sale, the installation of micro-generation device will prove important, says the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA).
(13 Jun 2008) Underfloor heating used in housing development
A new housing development in Croydon aimed at emulating up-market London developments, is to be built with underfloor heating. (13 Jun 2008) Biomass heating for regeneration project
A disused hospital in Yorkshire is the planned site for the development of 75 eco-homes, it has been announced. (12 Jun 2008) UK residents 'relying on credit' for boiler repairs
New research has revealed that over seven million UK residents have to rely on credit to pay for basic household breakdowns. (11 Jun 2008) Thin solar cell company gets funding boost
UK thin-film solar cell company G24 Innovations has secured £10 million of investment from Morgan Stanley, it has emerged. (11 Jun 2008) BERR releases more funding to help fuel poor
Yorkshire Forward, the regional development agency for Yorkshire and Humber, has welcomed the Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform's (BERR) announcement that an extra £500,000 of funding will be provided to help reduce fuel poverty across the region. (10 Jun 2008) Grant available to biomass producers
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has announced the availability of £200,000 for biomass producers. (10 Jun 2008) World's largest solar panel farm to open in Portugal
Portugal is to open the world's largest photovoltaic farm later this year, which is reported to cover an area nearly twice the size of Hyde Park in London. (10 Jun 2008) Hilton builds environmentally friendly hotel
A new Hilton hotel has received a very good BRE Environmental Assessment Method rating for a recent project in Luton. (9 Jun 2008) Woman marries her plumber
A woman looking for someone to fix her central-heating boiler got more than she bargained for when she ended up marrying the plumber. (9 Jun 2008) Funds released to fuel-poor for renewables
A new fund of £1 million has been set up by the East of England Development Agency (EEDA) which aims to help people suffering from fuel poverty invest in green "energy" technology. (9 Jun 2008) Baxi calls for support for microgeneration technology
Baxi Group has called on the government for more support grants for innovative heating technology such as the companies own Ecogen boiler. (6 Jun 2008) Patio heaters still on the rise
There has been a ten-fold rise in the number of outdoor heaters at pubs and restaurants since the smoking ban was introduced in July last year. (6 Jun 2008) Drayton encourages use of wireless central heating system
Central heating control manufacturer Drayton has stated that maximising control of heating systems can be an effective way of becoming more energy efficient. (6 Jun 2008) Ground-source heat pumps installed in ancient stables
ScottishPower's Green Energy Trust has awarded a grant to install ground-source heat pumps at a project that is restoring stables which date back to the 15th century. (5 Jun 2008) Photovoltaic technology sales expected to break $1bn
Manufacturing corporation DuPont has announced that it expects sales from its solar photovoltaic department to more than treble in the next five years.
(5 Jun 2008) Future heat strategy to be developed
The Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR) is to develop a new UK-wide heat strategy following the government's call for evidence on heat. (5 Jun 2008) Energy efficient design for new leisure centre
A new leisure centre in Watford has opened which showcases design features with advanced low and renewable energy technologies. (4 Jun 2008) Microgeneration technology 'could be the future'
Renewable and microgeneration energy sources could generate as much power as five nuclear power stations, a new government report has revealed. (4 Jun 2008) Around £1bn to be invested in photovoltaic technology
A $2 billion (£1 billion) state-funded project to produce photovoltaic technology is being rolled out in Abu Dhabi. (3 Jun 2008) Eco towns' fuel bills 'less than £100'
The government's scheme to build so-called eco towns could see future residents paying less than £100 a year to heat their homes, according to a low energy expert. (3 Jun 2008) Decrease in carbon monoxide deaths
New figures show that deaths caused by gas-related carbon monoxide poisoning have almost halved in the past year.
(3 Jun 2008) New LPG boiler range rolled out by Potterton
Potterton has launched a new range of Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) boilers in an attempt to provide an alternative to mains gas versions. (3 Jun 2008) Bosch bids for solar energy company
Bosch has made a 1.1 billion euro bid for Ersol, a German solar energy company, it has emerged. (2 Jun 2008) Energy efficiency drive at NHS
The NHS has announced that it is looking to cut its carbon footprint, meaning that many hospitals, medical centres and surgeries will have to review their heating options. (30 May 2008) Solar panels installed on HSBC tower
HSBC has installed photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of its Canary Warf headquarters capable of producing electricity equivalent to that required to power 20 homes. (30 May 2008) Fuel poor to receive government assistance
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs has announced new measures aimed at helping the poorest consumers pay for their energy bills.
(30 May 2008) 'Start small and work big' towards installing renewables
Recent research has revealed that 66 per cent of people believe that the home is the most important place to be ecologically responsible. (29 May 2008) Industry leader advises installing condensing boiler
Installing an A-rated condensing boiler is one of the biggest improvements home owners can make to ensure their properties are as eco-friendly as possible, says an industry leader. (29 May 2008) Consumers willing to pay to go green
Despite the high installation costs, it is believed that installing heat pumps can really work to reduce energy consumers' carbon footprint. (29 May 2008) Replacing paper towels for hand driers offers big savings
A recent Sunday Times Best Green Companies survey has revealed that tens of thousands of pounds can be saved by installing more efficient boilers and hand dryers.
(28 May 2008) Gas power patio heaters on decline
The Horticultural Trades Association's (HTA) Garden Industry Monitor has revealed a sharp decline in the sales of patio heaters which dropped by 57 per cent in 2007. (28 May 2008) Worcester-Bosch at BBC Summer Festival
Boiler manufacturer Worcester-Bosch is to exhibit at this year's BBC Summer Festival at the NEC in Birmingham.
(27 May 2008) SEDBUK efficiency improved by Potterton
Boiler manufacturer Potterton has announced that it has developed increased efficiency in three of its boilers in accordance with Seasonal Efficiency of Domestic Boilers (SEDBUK) bands. (23 May 2008) Computer game to train plumbers
Trainee plumbers have been offered the chance to train using a computer game style piece of software that has been rolled out by Train4Trade Skills. (23 May 2008) Gas boiler repairs should be left to professionals
DIY improvements to boilers should be carried out by professionals, says the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC). (22 May 2008)
A new eco-friendly home in Henley has been built that incorporates a number of renewable energy technologies, it has emerged. (28 Aug 2008) Green homes 'sell for more'
Homes that incorporate green and renewable technologies are selling for more than those that do not have such additions, according to a new survey (28 Aug 2008) Hotel 'revamps its bathrooms'
A hotel in West Yorkshire is investing in a revamp of its bathrooms, which is set to include more powerful showers, while also featuring water-saving technology. (28 Aug 2008) Solar installations 'contravene government regulations'
Government building regulations are being contravened by 90 per cent of solar thermal installations, it has emerged. (28 Aug 2008) Boiler malfunction causes closure of factory
The main plant for the manufacturing of Pirelli's UK tyre operation has been forced to temporarily close because of a broken boiler. (27 Aug 2008) Consumer heating system guide 'set for next year'
Key players in the heating industry are reported to be producing a guide aimed at consumers to assist with the replacement of heating systems. (27 Aug 2008) Sugar company to install biomass boiler
Sweeteners group Tate & Lyle is installing a multi-million pound biomass boiler at its cane sugar refinery in east London, it has emerged. (27 Aug 2008) Danfoss to open new factory
Heating controls manufacturer Danfoss is set to open a new factory in central Poland, it has emerged. (27 Aug 2008) Underfloor heating 'not exclusive to any one fuel'
Underfloor heating can be a "very good" solution and is not exclusive to any one type of fuel, according to domestic heating body HETAS. (26 Aug 2008) Installing underfloor heating a job for 'specialists only'
It is not practical for homeowners to install underfloor heating themselves as it should be carried out by someone with specialist knowledge and experience, according to domestic heating body HETAS. (26 Aug 2008) Boiler firm offers ECA-compliant products
Wellman Robey is offering steam and hot water boilers with associated burners and economisers as part of the government-backed Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) scheme. (26 Aug 2008) HRM launches new boiler version
HRM Boilers has launched a new condensing system version of its X-ternal, wall-mounted, oil-fired boiler. (26 Aug 2008) New boiler 'will recoup outlay in 8 months'
A new boiler installed at Kellogg's of Wrexham could see the plant making back the cost in savings within eight months, it is claimed. (22 Aug 2008) Older boilers 'often inefficient'
Old boilers are very often energy inefficient and can be dangerous, it is claimed. (21 Aug 2008) Sellers 'concealing broken boilers'
Almost a quarter of house sellers have admitted to lying about problems in their homes, such as broken boilers. (21 Aug 2008) Boilers 'can help save cash during crunch'
Updating your home boiler and installing better insulation could save households hundreds of pounds a year during the credit crunch, it is claimed. (21 Aug 2008) New device to control heating externally
A company has announced that it has invented a device that could save people hundreds of pounds a year on their heating bills, it is reported. (21 Aug 2008) Community centre 'looks to biomass technology'
A major overhaul of a community centre in Northumberland is set to install a new wood-pellet fuelled boiler as part of the improvements. (20 Aug 2008) Council 'spends millions on upgrades'
On average, over £2000 will be spent managing and maintaining kitchens and bathrooms in council houses in Dundee this year. (20 Aug 2008) London Olympic village 'to install biomass boiler'
The Olympic site in east London is set to install wood-chip fuelled biomass boilers and a combined heat and power plant. (20 Aug 2008) Olympic Village installs renewables
The Olympic Village in Beijing has received high certification for its eco-credentials, which include the installation of heat pumps and solar panels. (19 Aug 2008) Wet rooms 'good solution where space is tight'
Homeowners who are looking to develop their properties could find a good solution by installing a wet room if space is tight, according to an industry expert. (19 Aug 2008) Homeowners making 'long-term investments'
Homeowners are considering investing more in improving their homes rather than moving because of the current credit squeeze, it is suggested. (19 Aug 2008) Council installs ground source heat pump
A new environmentally friendly heating and air conditioning unit has been unveiled by staff at Three Rivers district council. (18 Aug 2008) Sainsbury's installs biomass boiler
A new "green" branch of grocery chain Sainsbury's is to open in Dartmouth, which could provide the blueprint for all its new supermarkets. (18 Aug 2008) Eco-homes 'to power themselves'
Plans for £50,000 eco-holiday homes could see a range of environmentally friendly technology installed, it has emerged. (18 Aug 2008) National Trust 'installs biomass boiler'
A 17th century stately home owned by the National Trust has chosen to install a wood chip pellet biomass boiler.
(15 Aug 2008) Primary school 'gets solar panels'
Solar panels worth somewhere in the region of £20,000 have been installed at a school in Pembrokeshire. (15 Aug 2008) Electrical heating 'to overtake gas'
Various industry groups have predicted that the number of electrical heating system installations will overtake that of gas-fired counter parts by 2018. (15 Aug 2008) Biomass boiler installed for bungalows
A communal biomass heating system is set to be installed on an eco-housing development in Derbyshire, which its builders claim will be the most environmentally friendly in the county. (14 Aug 2008) £3.25m castle 'improves kitchens'
A £3.25 million 18th-century castle in Wales has undergone a refit which included an overhaul of the kitchen and the installation of two Belfast kitchen sinks. (14 Aug 2008) HETAS 'to become MCS accreditation body'
HETAS is likely to succeed BRE as the accreditation body for the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS), it has emerged. (14 Aug 2008) Solar heating system used in school
North Somerset council's Local Structure Plan has seen the installation of a solar array at a school in the region as part of an energy efficiency push. (13 Aug 2008) Combined heat and power plant for housing scheme
A low carbon housing development in the centre of Peterborough is set to use a communal heating system.
(13 Aug 2008) Wolsey hit by boiler theft
A distribution centre for Wolsey has been hit twice in one week by thieves who stole six boilers in a night-time raid. (12 Aug 2008) Heat pump 'breaks efficiency records'
A range of heat pumps by Hoval have achieved the highest efficiency ever measured for air to water heat pumps following independent testing. (12 Aug 2008) Communal biomass heating scheme launched
An eco housing scheme in Suffolk, which is set to use a communal heating installation has been described as a "near" zero carbon project. (12 Aug 2008) Biomass plant to be installed in Scottish distillery
Drinks manufacturer Diageo has announced plans to install a £65 million biomass plant at a distillery in Scotland. (11 Aug 2008) UK housing stock 'to undergo green review'
Four building and energy efficiency organisations have launched a consultation that will look at ways in which the existing housing stock can be made greener. (11 Aug 2008) Microgeneration 'should be used on group builds'
Microgeneration heating technologies should become the focus of new group housing builds, according to an eco-property expert.
(11 Aug 2008) Expert: Heat pumps 'too expensive'
The potential market for cheap heat pumps could be massive, according to an industry expert. (8 Aug 2008) Government 'looks to facilitate hiring of apprentices'
The government is set to launch new regulations aimed at cutting the level of bureaucracy experienced by businesses when they look to take on apprentices, including those in the plumbing trade. (8 Aug 2008) Yorkshire school to install renewables
A £32 million facelift for a North Yorkshire school is set to go ahead following a lengthy consultation on what technology it is to install. (7 Aug 2008) Education centre installs renewable technology
A centre for education in Dundee has undergone a seven-month refurbishment and now boasts an array of eco-friendly technologies. (7 Aug 2008) Scottish swimming pool to use renewable technology
A multi-million pound refurbishment of the Royal Commonwealth Pool in Edinburgh is set to feature an array of energy efficient heating technologies. (7 Aug 2008) Renewables 'could meet UK energy demand'
Renewable energy technology could provide the UK with all its power requirements, new research has suggested. (6 Aug 2008) Buderus increases boiler range
Manufacturer Buderus has added a 65 kilowatt (kw) output model to its GB162 range of wall mounted boilers. (6 Aug 2008) Renewable technology 'replaces oil-fired boiler'
A couple from Bicester, Oxfordshire, have opted to get rid of their old oil-fired heating system and replace it with an air source heat pump and solar panels. (6 Aug 2008) Council tenants 'have no control over heating'
Many council tenants in the south-east of the UK have little control over how their homes are heated, it has emerged. (5 Aug 2008) North Somerset school 'looks to new heating strategy'
A school in north Somerset has had a range of energy efficient technologies installed, including the fitting of a gas fired condensing boiler. (5 Aug 2008) Solar panels installed at school
High-tech photovoltaic solar-panels are to be installed on the roof of a school in Burnley, which it is hoped will generate enough electricity for the lighting needs of the school. (4 Aug 2008) Saniflo 'provides solution at care home'
A care home in Hampshire installed Saniflo macerator small-bore systems in order to make life easier and more private for its residents. (4 Aug 2008) Corgi 'issues warning over boiler servicing'
The UK gas safety watchdog has urged consumers to ensure that regular service of their gas appliances, such as boilers, is carried out by registered installers. (4 Aug 2008) South Wales housing initiative 'to install 6,000 boilers'
A massive home regenerating scheme is set to be launched in the south Wales that could see 6,000 energy efficient boilers installed in a variety of properties. (1 Aug 2008) Maintenance of 'plate heat exchangers important'
Operational costs can cut by 30 per cent by implementing well-planned maintenance of plate heat exchangers, it has been reported. (1 Aug 2008) Scientists make 'major breakthrough in solar power'
A scientific breakthrough in the use of solar power has the potential to shape the "future prosperity of humankind", it has emerged. (1 Aug 2008) MPs call for clearer renewable heating strategy
A cross party MP committee has called for clearer policy on low carbon heating strategies, it has emerged. (31 Jul 2008) Baxi 'records increase in turnover'
Boiler giant Baxi has reported an increase in turnover despite the difficult market conditions. (30 Jul 2008) Microgeneration certification 'to be expanded'
The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) is to be opened up to multiple providers following a two year development phase. (30 Jul 2008) UK businesses 'looking towards energy efficiency'
UK businesses are looking towards energy efficiency as the main way of combating the impact of an economic slowdown, new research has suggested.
(29 Jul 2008) Dimplex to run ground source heat pump training
A new training course that is open to experienced plumbers and heating installers is being launched by Dimplex, it has emerged. (29 Jul 2008) New £135,000 heating system installed
The head of Russia's biggest private bank is thought to have recently installed a £135,000 heating system in his Surrey mansion. (28 Jul 2008) Escaped snake 'feared to have entered plumbing'
Residents on the Island of Lewis off the north-west coast of Scotland were warned to keep their toilet seat lids down after it was feared an escaped snake had got into the plumbing system. (28 Jul 2008) Barnsley council looks to cut carbon emissions
Barnsley council in Yorkshire has stated that is could hit government carbon emissions reduction targets 40 years ahead of schedule. (28 Jul 2008) Female plumbing expert offers advice to housing project
A woman who changed careers to become a solar energy expert has given praise to the plumbing trade. (25 Jul 2008) Heat pump effectiveness examined by university research
The potential of installing heat pumps for domestic use is being investigated as part of a £2 million project. (25 Jul 2008) Tesco 'to build straw fuelled combined heat and power plant'
High street retailer Tesco is planning on building the UK's first combined heat and power plant that will be entirely fuelled by straw. (25 Jul 2008) Government schools scheme increases renewable technology rollout
A joint scheme between the Co-Operative Group and the government has announced that through extra investment it will supply renewable energy technology to schools throughout the UK.
(24 Jul 2008) Biomass and solar thermal installation certification introduced
The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) has been extended to include biomass and roof-integrated photovoltaic modules and solar thermal technology installation.
(24 Jul 2008) Eco homes 'sell due to green credentials'
An eco-home development in Surrey, which features renewable technology including ground source heat pumps and underfloor heating, has already sold several properties, despite expensive price tags. (23 Jul 2008) Oil tank security warning issued by Police
Police in Northern Ireland have issued a warning to residents to be wary of fuel theft from domestic oil tanks. (23 Jul 2008) Conservatives prioritise plumbing
The Conservative Party have put plumbing at the top of the agenda by promising an additional 100,000 apprenticeships, some of which will be in the trade. (23 Jul 2008) Glow-Worm upgrades heating cylinders
Boiler manufacturer Glow-Worm has released a new range of its hot water cylinders, it has emerged. (22 Jul 2008) Schools receive solar panels through government scheme
Two schools in Salisbury have been selected under a nationwide scheme to install solar panels in order to improve their energy efficiency. (22 Jul 2008) Devon renewable energy scheme receives praise
A scheme in Devon has received praise in the 2008 Annual Survey of Renewable Energy in the south-west.
(22 Jul 2008) Danfoss installs heat pump system
A sports and community centre in north Devon has installed a Danfoss ground source heat pump to provide heating for the building, which has led to savings of more the £2,000 on energy bills. (21 Jul 2008) Government 'needs to assist with renewable installation'
The government has suggested renewable energy is going to become more cost effective than using fossil fuels, it has been reported. (21 Jul 2008) Energy efficiency 'key selling point'
Homes that cost less to run because of being energy efficient could be easier to sell, a property expert has suggested. (21 Jul 2008) Residents 'would install renewables for cheaper bills'
New research has shown homeowners would install more renewable energy technology if it was made clear it would lead to lower energy bills. (18 Jul 2008) Ground source heat pump saves on family fuel bill
A family who installed a ground source heat pump at a restored farmhouse have made large savings in the annual fuel bills, it has been reported. (17 Jul 2008) Sustainable building centre opened
Boiler manufacturer Wolseley has opened a new sustainable building centre that aims to assist environmentally friendly construction in the UK. (17 Jul 2008) Britons 'have worst showering habits'
A recent survey has shown that the British have the worst showering habits of all western European nations. (17 Jul 2008) Underfloor heating training programme launched by UHMA
A new qualification has been launched by the Underfloor Heating Manufacturers' Association (UHMA) that will cover both design and installation of systems. (16 Jul 2008) Scotland looks to implement renewable technology roll out
The uptake of renewable energy heating systems is set to increase in Scotland, with the introduction of a Scottish government grant scheme. (16 Jul 2008) 'Spate of fuel thefts from domestic oil tanks hits Scotland'
A crime wave has reportedly hit Scotland, which has seen tens of thousands of litres of fuel stolen each day, including instances of domestic oil tanks being looted. (16 Jul 2008) New integrated solar panel released
A new type of solar panel that is designed to replace metal roofs is set to be launched onto the market, it has emerged. (15 Jul 2008) More women 'needed in plumbing and construction industries'
The skills secretary John Denham has praised women apprentices who are having a positive impact in traditionally male dominated trades. (15 Jul 2008) London Mayor calls for microgeneration development
Mayor of London Boris Johnson recently published a report which outlined plans to set targets for reducing the capital's carbon footprint. (14 Jul 2008) Housing project plans for proposed community heating scheme
A community heating project near Middlesbrough has seen the launch of plans that are set to include a biomass boiler, which could provide heat for 100 homes. (14 Jul 2008) Plumbing industry reports increase in job demand
The demand for skilled plumbers has seen over 1,000 people a week take up a career in the industry, according to new research.
(14 Jul 2008) Scottish community hall to install efficient boiler
A community hall in a Scottish town is getting ready to install an energy-efficient boiler after winning a green grant for the work, it has been reported. (11 Jul 2008) Housing project to install 1,500 boilers
A housing project in north Wales is looking to improve around 4,000 homes, which is set to include the installation of 1,500 new boilers and heating systems. (11 Jul 2008) Councils looking to renewables
Soaring energy prices have led several local councils to look for alternative means of providing energy for their services, it has emerged. (10 Jul 2008) Oil-fired boilers 'escape legislation ban'
The announcement that the government will not be imminently attempting to bring in legislation forcing homeowners to replace oil-fired boilers with energy efficient alternatives has been favourably received by the Oil-Fired Technical Association (Oftec). (10 Jul 2008) Solar panels and wind power come into force at festivals
Energy efficiency at music festivals has become a priority among organisers, with some providing power for stages from completely renewable sources, an expert has stated. (10 Jul 2008) Hospital set to include biomass boiler
A £28 million new hospital that is set to be built in Havant, near Portsmouth in Hampshire, has incorporated environmentally friendly technology into its design. (9 Jul 2008) Cambridge University 'goes green'
A new residential building at Cambridge University has incorporated a variety of energy-efficient technologies into its design, it has been reported. (9 Jul 2008) Stansted 'unveils state of the art biomass boiler'
A £50 million facility investment of Stansted Airport has opened to passengers and includes a brand new biomass heating boiler. (8 Jul 2008) Plans for energy centres at London Olympic park unveiled
The contract for the Olympic Park and Stratford City energy centres and networks has been handed to SUEZ Energy Services, which will see £90 million invested into energy projects. (8 Jul 2008) Carbon footprint reduction pledges by Ofcom
The government's communications watchdog Ofcom has announced that it intends to reduce its annual level of carbon dioxide emissions by 25 per cent by 2012. (7 Jul 2008) University installs heat pumps
A university is to use ground source heat pumps to provide heating for one of its new buildings. (7 Jul 2008) Low Carbon Zones unveiled in London
The mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced the launch of six Low Carbon Zones that will incorporate high-technology with a view to delivering greener, low carbon solutions to households and businesses. (7 Jul 2008) "Eco-mosque" opens in Manchester
A new "eco-mosque" has been unveiled in Manchester, which comes fitted with solar panels and underfloor heating. (7 Jul 2008) Eco homes open for 'green exhibition'
Eco-friendly "open houses" are being exhibited in the south-east of England this summer in an attempt to make residents become more environmentally-friendly. (7 Jul 2008) Glen Dimplex hands out advertising contract
A Leeds-based advertising agency has been appointed by Glen Dimplex Home Appliances to run its consumer and trade public relations. (4 Jul 2008) Baxi calls for more mCHP consumer information
The chief executive of boiler manufacturer Baxi has urged the government to provide more education to assist the take up of micro combined heat and power (mCHP). (3 Jul 2008) Baxi launches range of evacuated tubes
A new range of direct flow evacuated tubes has been launched by Baxi with the aim of enhancing its Solarflo products. (3 Jul 2008) Solar and underfloor heating installed for bats
A colony of bats has had a £50,000 home made for them by builders because they were banned from moving the creatures for a planned housing development. (3 Jul 2008) Geothermal installation wins award
The engineers behind the geothermal heating and cooling system at the Gloucestershire police headquarters have been awarded an Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) Engineering Excellence Award. (2 Jul 2008) Biomass awards handed out
Future Energy Yorkshire has awarded three prizes for contributions to the biomass sector. (2 Jul 2008) EPCs show more can be done to save energy
The introduction of the Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) to the commercial sector has seen the Department for Communities and Local Government recommends energy efficiency measures. (2 Jul 2008) Glow-worm rolls out new solar system
A new range of solar kits by Glow-worm has been launched aimed at assisting installers and new build developers with in-roof or on-roof solar solutions. (1 Jul 2008) Prince Charles cuts carbon emissions with new heating systems
Prince Charles has published a sustainability report, which shows that through installing more efficient boilers and renewable technology, he has been able to reduce carbon emissions. (1 Jul 2008) Energy company installs solar panels at HQ
An energy company is building what it believes to be the largest solar panel system in the midlands. (1 Jul 2008) Saniflo product 'could help elderly'
A new range of Saniflo macerators could prove to be of assistance to the elderly, a new report has suggested. (1 Jul 2008) Heat pumps installed at housing association build
A housing association in Wiltshire has recently completed a new project of ten new build homes that use air to water heat pump systems heating and domestic hot water requirements. (30 Jun 2008) Solar cell industry set to grow
A new report has suggested that the solar cell industry will grow by $7 billion (£3.6 billion) a year up to 2010. (30 Jun 2008) Biomass boiler installation plans questioned
Plans to install a biomass boiler in a garden house in a South Yorkshire park may have to be changed following advice from experts. (30 Jun 2008) Heat pumps installed at housing association build
A housing association in Wiltshire has recently completed a new project of ten new build homes that use air to water heat pump systems heating and domestic hot water requirements. (30 Jun 2008) Government's renewable energy plan unveiled
The prime minister has announced a £100 billion renewable energy plan for the UK, which is set to include advice on how homeowners can reduce energy and fuel bills. (27 Jun 2008) Microgeneration policies called for
The chief executive of a manufacturer of wind-powered micro-generation devices recently called on the government to promote the implementation of small-scale, renewable energy installations in offices and homes. (27 Jun 2008) Victorian village to be modernised
A Victorian street is set for a full refurbishment, including the installation of new electrical and plumbing systems. (27 Jun 2008) Capita named HSE's preferred bidder
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has named Capita as its preferred bidder for the gas installer registration scheme.
(27 Jun 2008) Teen plumber named Apprentice of the Year
A plumbing and heating trainee has been named Apprentice of the Year, having fended off competition from 14 other College of Further Education hopefuls. (27 Jun 2008) Plumbers to plunge (into water) for charity
A group of plumbers are to submerge themselves for a colleague next month, as they swim 7,000 metres to raise money for a sick mate. (27 Jun 2008) Consumers 'keen to produce their own energy'
A green energy consultant has said many UK households are keen to improve their own energy generation. (27 Jun 2008) Lifeboat station installs innovative heating system
One of the UK's oldest lifeboat stations is undergoing a £2 million relocation that will see its new premises be heated by a ground source heat pump. (26 Jun 2008) Subsidies proposed for solar panel installation
The cost of installing solar power equipment is set to halve in Japan, as its government has announced the re-introduction of subsidies to help generate demand. (26 Jun 2008) Battersea Power Station to get £4bn overhaul
London's Battersea Power Station is to be refurbished in a move that will see microgeneration and solar driven natural ventilation technologies installed. (26 Jun 2008) Homeowners could have to make green renovations
Homeowners could soon have to increase the energy efficiency of their homes, under new government plans. (25 Jun 2008) Landlords warned of nearing deadline for EPCs
Landlords are being advised that the deadline for the introduction of compulsory energy performance certificates (EPCs) is nearing. (25 Jun 2008) Housing association invests millions for boiler renewal
A Peterborough-based housing association is investing over £2 million pounds in the renovation its 3,500 properties, which is set to include heating and boiler renewal. (25 Jun 2008) Worcester-Bosch employee wins environmental award
The winners of the 2008 British Renewable Energy Awards have been announced, with a representative from boiler manufacturer Worcester-Bosch taking home a prize. (25 Jun 2008) Heat pump efficiency questioned
Carbon savings resulting from the installation of ground, air and water source heat pump technology have come under scrutiny from experts. (25 Jun 2008) Glasgow court installs solar panels
Scotland's busiest court has installed a solar panel generating system that is estimated will save £20,000 in energy expenditure every year. (24 Jun 2008) Siemens chief calls for 'energy efficient homes'
The chief executive of Siemens has encouraged UK residents to implement a range of measures that will help reduce their carbon footprints and consequently domestic bills, including installing condensing boilers. (24 Jun 2008) Eco-town planners set challenging targets
The Eco-towns Challenge Panel has set out a series of recommendations aimed at improving eco-town developers' plans, it has emerged. (24 Jun 2008) Homeowners may be forced to install solar panels
A new law may force residents of a German town to install solar panels on all new and renovated buildings, it has been reported.
(23 Jun 2008) Dimplex radio frequency thermostat 'offers greater control'
Dimplex's radio frequency (RF) thermostat can now offer 24-hour programming and greater control over electric heating appliances.
(23 Jun 2008) City firms urged to sign up to carbon cutting initiative
Firms in the City are being urged to sign up to a new initiative aimed at helping them reduce and offset carbon emissions by the City of London Corporation.
(23 Jun 2008) Ofgem announces small-scale energy generation proposals
Small-scale sustainable energy generation will become easier for communities to develop, says the electricity and gas regulator. (20 Jun 2008) Environmental awards finalists announced
The finalists for the Northwest Business Environment Awards (NWDA) have been announced, with a school and a law court among the nominees.
(20 Jun 2008) NHS carbon reduction strategy released
The NHS has issued its draft carbon reduction strategy, which outlines how the organisation plans to reduce emissions by 60 per cent by 2050. (20 Jun 2008) Devon based eco-development wins prize
An environmentally-friendly office in Devon has been awarded an International Green Apple Award, it has been reported. (19 Jun 2008) Renewable energy targets reviewed
The Renewables Advisory Board (RAB) has stated that with the implementation of "radical policy changes" the UK could generate 14 per cent of its total energy from renewables by 2020. (19 Jun 2008) Faulty boiler causes fire
A fire caused by a faulty boiler broke out in Cranwell near Nottingham on June 18th, it has been reported. (19 Jun 2008) York building receives green award
The City of York council received a bronze award at the recent International Green Apple Awards 2008 for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage. (18 Jun 2008) ECA heating launches new boiler range
ECA Heating has launched a new range of "user friendly" Confeo Premix Combi boilers. (18 Jun 2008) Hiring a cowboy boiler fitter 'can be costly'
A representative of Abbey has warned of the dangers of hiring a rogue tradesman to install a boiler. (18 Jun 2008) mCHP boilers 'to hit European market'
A subsidiary of Energetix Group has signed "heads of terms" for a collaboration agreement with an unnamed supplier of heating technology to bring its wall-mounted micro combined heat and power (mCHP) units to the European Market, it has been reported. (18 Jun 2008) High-efficiency boiler 'could save £200'
Consumers have been advised to install high-efficiency condensing boilers with heating controls, which could save up to £200 a-year on energy bills. (18 Jun 2008) LPG boiler launched by Baxi
Boiler manufacturer Baxi has introduced a liquid petroleum gas (LPG) version of its Baxi Duo combi boiler. (18 Jun 2008) Regular boiler services 'can save money'
Consumers have been advised that getting a boiler serviced regularly can save hundreds of pounds in the long run. (18 Jun 2008) Is boiler insurance necessary?
The importance of having boiler insurance has been questioned by a journalist, who asks if it is necessary and, if it is, what is the best deal? (18 Jun 2008) College saving thousands through virtual pipe
A London college is saving thousands of pounds a year on copper pipes by using virtual technology to train its plumbing and gas engineer students. (18 Jun 2008) Baxi supplies solar panels to housing project
Baxi is to supply flat-plate solar collector panels to a housing development project in order to help it meet a renewable energy target. (17 Jun 2008) Bumford Heating Race for Life Cancer Research UK
Bumford Heating sponsor competitors in Sheffield's 2008 Cancer Research 'Race for Life' 5k run. (17 Jun 2008) Cameron outlines green energy manifesto
The Conservative leader David Cameron is backing the growth of decentralised energy and smart metering as part of his environmental manifesto. (17 Jun 2008) Lincolnshire to get biomass power station
A new biomass power station has been planned approved for construction in Lincolnshire. (17 Jun 2008) TUC calls for greener economy
The Trade Union Congress is calling on the government to plan for and implement policies that will allow the UK to become a world leader in the "new" green economy.
(16 Jun 2008) DIY 'expert' wins award
The winner of the Observer Ethical award for DIY Project went to the founder of an eco-refurbishment firm called Parity Projects. (16 Jun 2008) Bosch commits to renewable development
Funding of 3.6 billion euros in 2007 has been noted as a major factor in the development of solutions for environmental and climate protection, according to manufacturing giant Bosch. (16 Jun 2008) Plans underway to build bio-fuel power plant
Plans to build the UK's first ever Combined Heat and Intelligent Power (ChiP) plant in Beckton have been met with a mixed reaction by environmental groups. (13 Jun 2008) Microgeneration 'can save money'
Savings can be made to domestic energy prices by using microgeneration technology, according to the Energy Saving Trust. (13 Jun 2008) Micro-generation to become 'very important'
In order to make a property more attractive for sale, the installation of micro-generation device will prove important, says the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA).
(13 Jun 2008) Underfloor heating used in housing development
A new housing development in Croydon aimed at emulating up-market London developments, is to be built with underfloor heating. (13 Jun 2008) Biomass heating for regeneration project
A disused hospital in Yorkshire is the planned site for the development of 75 eco-homes, it has been announced. (12 Jun 2008) UK residents 'relying on credit' for boiler repairs
New research has revealed that over seven million UK residents have to rely on credit to pay for basic household breakdowns. (11 Jun 2008) Thin solar cell company gets funding boost
UK thin-film solar cell company G24 Innovations has secured £10 million of investment from Morgan Stanley, it has emerged. (11 Jun 2008) BERR releases more funding to help fuel poor
Yorkshire Forward, the regional development agency for Yorkshire and Humber, has welcomed the Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform's (BERR) announcement that an extra £500,000 of funding will be provided to help reduce fuel poverty across the region. (10 Jun 2008) Grant available to biomass producers
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has announced the availability of £200,000 for biomass producers. (10 Jun 2008) World's largest solar panel farm to open in Portugal
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DIY improvements to boilers should be carried out by professionals, says the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC). (22 May 2008)
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