Then, a month later, his chief adviser, Paul Kenny moved to start a post with the European Heat Pump Association in Brussels.
In early July, consultants, Ricardo held a virtual workshop on the proposed ‘Renewable Heat Obligation’ which the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications (DECC) says will be introduced this year.
In early proposals, a blend rate of 2% was discussed which we, as a sector totally opposed as insignificant and informed DECC that a blend rate of at least 20% was required to make any considerable progress on decarbonisation in residential homes.
Good news
The good news was two-fold; Ricardo presented blend scenarios at . . .
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