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Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme |
Renewable Heat Incentive
Consultation on proposals for a domestic scheme PDF
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Pre-insulated flexible piping system |
 Very extensive range of pipes and accessories – complete system- Available to order or on full coils up to 100 m for large networks – no pipe wastage
- Fast installation even in the event of bends, obstacles, wall feedthroughs and branches
- No compensators needed thanks to the piping system’s self-compensatory behaviour
- No skilled welders needed for connections
- No special tools needed
- L imited weight facilitates easy installation
- Simple and safe to operate modular system of connections, including couplings and accessories
- Fast installation and accelerated assembly cut installation costs significantly
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Renewable Heat Premium Payment |
 What is the Renewable Heat Premium Payment?
This is a UK Government scheme designed to help you afford renewable technologies for your home, such as:
- Solar thermal panels
- Heat pumps ( air source, ground source or water source), and
- Biomass boilers
The Renewable Heat Premium Payment scheme will run from 1 August 2011 – 31 March 2012. However, you can register your interest beforehand.
Who can apply for the Renewable Heat Premium Payment?
If you live in England, Scotland or Wales, you are eligible to apply for the Renewable Heat Premium Payment.
No matter how you currently heat your home and how much fuel you already use, anyone can apply for solar thermal panels. However, if you currently rely on oil, liquid gas, solid gas or electricity then you could also apply for air, ground - or water - source heat pumps and biomass boilers.
So only those who do not currently use gas as their main heating fuel can apply for these technologies.
If you have any further questions about whether you can apply, please feel free to give one of our friendly advisors a call on: 0800 512 012.
Taken from Energy Saving Trust
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Renewable Heat Incentive for householders |
20 September 2012: DECC has published three consultations on the Renewable Heat Incentive
The consultation on proposals for a domestic scheme sets out our proposals for longer term support to householders who install renewable heating kit such as biomass boilers, heat pumps and solar thermal into homes.
The RHI for householders is aimed at any householder looking to replace their current heating with renewable heating kit or householders who have installed any such technology since 15 July 2009.
Read more...
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Energy bills reach £1,250 a year on average
15 January 2011
Energy bills are set to cost households £1,250 a year on average after five of the 'Big Six' utility firms have announced price hikes to their tariffs.
According to figures from uSwitch.com, as many as 24.6 million customers will be affected by pre and post-Christmas price increases, with E.ON becoming the latest firm to announce rises of three per cent for gas and nine per cent for electricity from February 4th. Read more |
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