Energy News Renewable Heat Incentive to Launch in July
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Renewable Heat Incentive to Launch in July With Phase One: The Premium Payment Initiative
LEICESTER, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - June 17, 2011) - From July, the Renewable Heat Incentive comes into force and Heat Pump Guide, the UK's leading resource for exhaust, ground and air source heat pumps, says the launch of the Renewable Heat Incentive is an ideal way to encourage more and more homeowners and businesses to switch to using renewable energy. The first phase of the RHI kicks off with the RHI Premium Payment, which will see up to 25,000 installations supported by a one-off Premium Payment, which has been designed to help people cover the purchase price of green heating systems. Those taking up the Premium will then be able to apply for a RHI tariff - the second phase of the initiative - which comes in to play in autumn 2012, when the Government's Green Deal begins, as will anyone who has had eligible equipment installed from July 2009. The tariff, which will run for 20 years, will provide fixed annual payments to people who install renewable heating systems. A renewable heat system is any type of device which allows a property to generate central heating and water heating from a renewable source of energy, like the sun or air. There will be clear eligibility criteria in order to qualify for a Premium Payment and recipients need to have a well-insulated home based on its energy performance certificate and must agree to give feedback on how the equipment performs. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have announced that the following amounts are likely to be available: - Solar Thermal - £300/unit - Air Source Heat Pumps - £850/unit - Biomass boilers - £950/unit - Ground Source Heat Pumps - £1,250/unit |
ESP Ecocent Success
Another success for ESP and its unique Ecocent domestic hot water system!
This 12 house development in Winchester managed to reach the desired Code for Sustainable Homes rating (carried out by NHBC) target because the Ecocent provided a major boost for the green credentials of the development.
This is just another reason why the Ecocent is a must for any new development. Please feel free to call us for further details.
Energy News Renewable Heat Incentive to Launch in July