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EnergyMyWay supported a Christmas Brass Band Concert to raise £600 for Lincolnshire Charity, LIVES LIVES (Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency Service) provides a first responder service for those needing emergency medical care before an ambulance arrives – vital for the widely dispersed communities across Lincolnshire. Foss Dyke Band Vice Chairman and…
The DECC’s Government response document ‘Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive: Improving support, increasing uptake’ sets out a range of improvements and increased support under the non-domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI). Air source heat pumps (ASHPs) are among the commercial heating renewable technologies that will benefit from this increased support. The aim…
New findings reveal the growing financial burden of ever-increasing energy bills The latest report compiled by HPI Coalition consumer research shows growing concern in the UK over the cost of energy. The survey suggests a grim outlook for many this winter with the majority voicing worries about prices. HPI, market…
In a speech to the Solar Trade Association on 12th December, Energy and climate change minister, Greg Barker has promised to take action to enable more roof-top solar for domestic, mid-scale commercial and community generation. The minister made strong reference to ‘turning our large buildings into power stations’ and mounting…
EnergyMyWay is proud to announce that the largest solar farm in the UK achieved planning consent on Tuesday evening, with overwhelming public support. Our specialist large-scale team, Energy Assets, initiated and designed the proposed development, to be sited at the Science Museum’s Wroughton Airfield site. The scheme will be 40MW,…
As if energy prices weren’t already a hot enough topic, this week’s BBC Panorama (BBC One, Monday 8.30pm) again lifts the lid on the dilemma of rising energy prices and reliance on carbon-emitting fossil fuels. The programme is cleverly entitled ‘Power Failure’ and journalist Top Heap explores some of the…
There have been significant changes recently to the future of wind turbines with Government support increasing for offshore, large-scale wind, whilst reducing support for onshore turbines, and there are changes afoot for smaller scale wind turbines of up to 20kW as well. Changes for small scale wind turbines Firstly, the…
Yesterday, the UK Government’s Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) announced changes to the ‘strike price’ for large onshore wind and Solar PV. Small-scale solar and the Feed-in Tariff remains unaffected The changes do not apply to those smaller projects that currently attract the Feed-in Tariff revenues. Domestic and…
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today confirmed the revised “strike prices” for solar, onshore wind and offshore wind. The strike price is the financial lever by which the Contracts for Difference (CfD) mechanism is operated, whereby the Government guarantees to pay generators the difference between wholesale…
New subsidy means you can now get paid generously for using renewable energy to heat your home Thanks to a brand new government subsidy, the Renewable Heat Incentive, your expensive heating bills can now be a thing of the past. Why NOW is the perfect time to think about a…