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SGN and Fife College will open the UK’s first ever hydrogen training facility for gas engineers this year, based at the Levenmouth Campus.

West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin has launched a green skills action plan, in partnership with businesses and education providers in the region, including a retrofit advisory board.

The British Pump Manufacturers Association has said it is ‘deeply concerned’ by the recent announcement from the Office for Product Safety and Standards regarding the prevalence of non-compliant circulator pumps in the UK market.

Liverpool-based Heatio is joining Innovate UK’s Net Zero Living Programme, which it describes as being ‘a pivotal step in testing its ground-breaking Heatio Flexx Home Energy Management System’.

The National Retrofit Hub this week hosted an open meeting, uniting nearly 400 industry professionals in a collaborative effort to transform the retrofit landscape.

The Football Association  and E.ON have announced a  partnership to support the decarbonisation of grassroots football. As part of the partnership, E.ON will provide bespoke energy saving advice for grassroots […]

A total of £3.5 million is being awarded to 20 local authorities, housing associations, NHS trusts, universities and private sector organisations under the latest round of the Heat Network Efficiency Scheme.

With the consultation on Awaab’s Law on social housing regulations opening, fan manufacturer Elta has urged collaboration with ventilation manufacturers.

Independent builders’ merchant MKM, which claims to be the largest in the UK, has bought HVAC distributor Oceanair UK, as the merchant looks to build its HVAC portfolio,

Eku Energy has started work at two battery storage projects in Basildon, Essex and Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, together representing 130MWh of installed capacity. The projects will be built using NHOA Energy’s […]

IndiNature has become the first UK company manufacturing industrial hemp insulation to achieve a full agrément certificate from the British Board of Agrément (BBA).  

A new vertical farm in Lydney, Gloucestershire is cutting carbon thanks to the use of air-cooled scroll chillers which use heat recovery to reduce energy.