energy efficiency
Future financing will aim to accelerate clean energy innovation, energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is nearing the end of its second compliance phase (Phase 2). On 5 December 2019, thousands of qualifying organisations in the UK are expected to have completed audits.
It has signed a memorandum of understanding with industrial estate developer JTC to pilot advanced clean energy solutions
It follows the announcement of a new standard to further improve the energy efficiency of homes in the social housing sector
Our headline speakers have discussed climate change and the energy sector
They will cover investments in technologies such as thermal insulation, solar panels, geothermal heat pumps and water-efficient irrigation systems
The review will assess how the UK can maximise economic opportunities while decarbonising
The financing will enable small and medium sized businesses to invest in energy efficient machinery and upgrade their facilities with modern equipment
Projects must target foundation industries including cement, paper, glass, ceramics, metals and bulk chemicals
Up to 45,000 customers in 180 areas in the North West are expected to benefit from the project, under which Electricity North West will install voltage control devices at substations
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