Moving into Renewables
Keir Starmer's new climate change targets spark reaction from industry organisations.
Government updates have been welcome although some companies have expressed concerns.
The exclusive webinars are available for free and cover a range of essential topics.
Grant UK has partnered with the Heat Pump Go MCS umbrella scheme to offer its G1 Installers MCS certification on their customer’s Aerona heat ...
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Government minister visits Firebird to discuss biofuels.
Elco hosted a Eurofuel meeting in Italy to discuss the current landscape of liquid fuels.
Introducing Warmflow’s new Zeno R290 air source heat pump.
A new episode of Grant's Net Zero Heating Show is available to listen to and watch.
OFTEC and UKIFDA are calling on the new Government to keep its commitment to off-grid households
In many rural areas, where homes have long depended on oil-fired heating systems, there is a growing awareness of the need to transition to renewable ...
Further Reading
It has been an interesting spring and summer. The local elections in the Republic have come and gone with several surprises; both Green MEPs failed ...
The Scottish Government and the Energy Saving Trust have partnered to provide an MCS certification fund
The Heat Training Grant provides heating engineers with £500 discount towards heat pump training.
The Welsh government has published its Heat Strategy for Wales and The Climate Change Committee has published its annual progress report to Parliament.
Sponsored feature - Warmflow’s Zeno air source heat pump control technology Warmlink.
Grant supports local college in delivery of broader experience for trainee heating engineers.
New appointment to the Grant UK sales team adds invaluable cross-sector experience.
The Low Carbon Apprenticeship is a misstep says Mark Krull, Director for Logic4training and LCL Awards.
Local schools enjoy Grant UK’s Kick The Carbon campaign.
The renewable liquid fuel industry is primed to deliver once new government gives the green light.
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