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Scheme To Impose Quotas On Heat Pump Sales To Go Ahead In April The so-called ‘boiler tax’, a scheme that imposes quotas on heat pump sales for boiler manufacturers, is expected to go ahead, after weeks of uncertainty -
Consumers could pay up to £700 more driving a petrol car over an EV Following the Chancellor's announcement on fuel duty, a new analysis has found that petrol car users can save up to £700 by switching to an EV -
Little Net Zero Spending Announced In The Spring 2024 Budget Jeremy Hunt's latest budget was thin on the ground in detail with regards to making the UK net-zero. -
Kensa Unveils New Highly Efficient Heat Pump Heat pump manufacturer Kensa has unveiled the Shoebox NX, a new, ground source heat pump model that it says is five times more efficient than a gas boiler. -
Some EU Countries Already Hitting Their 2030 Sustainability Targets Some EU countries have hit a few of their 2030 renewable energy targets early, including goals related to fuel poverty, according to a new study. -
Boiler Upgrade Scheme Applicants Increase In January Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) applications are up 40% since last year, will the trend continue? -
The UK’s Net Zero Economy Grew By 9% In 2023, New Report Finds The UK’s net zero economy grew by 9% in 2023, according to a new report commissioned by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU). -
African Leaders Call For Equity On Clean Energy Mineral Mining African leaders are calling for a fairer distribution of the profits made from the extraction and supply of minerals needed for the clean energy transition. -
Test Heat Pumps In Public Buildings To Boost Confidence, Tories Say Heat pumps should be tested in public buildings to prove they work before being installed in homes, a Scottish Conservative spokesman has said.