There were 359 failings linked to the FIT scheme from 1st July to 31st December 2021, according to Ofgem

The energy supplier could end up having its licence revoked if it fails to comply

A carbon reduction charity has received investment worth £1 million for renewable energy initiatives in deprived communities across the country. PURE – the Clean Planet Trust provides low interest loans for community projects to help them set up small-scale energy schemes through its ‘Community Energy Fund’. It enables community organisations to install renewable technologies that […]

Tens of millions of pounds of investment in smaller-scale hydropower projects in Scotland could be unlocked by the outcome of a review of a green energy support scheme, industry leaders have predicted. A significant number of potential schemes are on hold by landowners and investors while the UK Government considers changes to rates paid under […]

DECC’s appeal is refused at the High Court

A manufacturer of small wind turbines in the UK has had sales growth more than 200% over the last year. The turbines installed by Evance Wind Turbines can generate around 9,900 MWh of electricity annually. They claim this saves over 4,250 tonnes of CO2 emissions, which is equivalent of taking around 1,800 cars off the […]

A Plaid Cymru MP has said Government was wrongto cut the solar Feed-In Tariffs (FiT) rate beforethe consultation had closed. The consultation is running until this Friday, 23rd December but the changes were introduced last Monday, 12th December. Elfyn Llwyd MP said: “The UK Government is clearly neglecting its pledge to produce 15% of the […]

Statistics for the first year of the Feed-in Tariff scheme point to a healthy market, according to SmartestEnergy. The company, the leading purchaser and supplier of electricity from the independent generation sector, recently emerged as the biggest payer in the first 12 months of the renewables incentive scheme. The total paid by SmartestEnergy during the […]

A farm in Hereford has set a sustainable standard for its neighbours by recycling animal waste through anaerobic digestion to power their buildings and sell surplus energy back to the grid. Great Ynys Farm, which has 90,000 broiler chickens will use anaerobic digestion (AD) to convert chicken litter into biogas for renewable electricity and heat […]

The Solar Trade Association has hailed the end to a “funding hiatus” for solar thermal that began when the Coalition Government abruptly closed the Low Carbon Building Programme (LCBP) in May last year.Under the newly announced £15million Renewable Heat Premium Payment scheme, households will be able to apply for afor a £300 grant to buildsolar […]