Renewable energy news from isoenergy

After over ten years, the Government’s Renewable Heat Incentive has closed to new applicants on the 31^st March 2022. The two separate schemes for domestic applicants and non-domestic will no longer accept applicants, although those already on the schemes will continue to receive the payments for the allotted time of seven and 20 years respectively.

Even before the recent issues in Eastern Europe came to ahead, the soaring global wholesale gas and oil prices have meant an unprecedented increase in the cost of heating our homes in the UK. isoenergy has seen an increase in enquiries from people looking to reduce their reliance on volatile fossil fuel prices by choosing the renewable energy route. isoenergy’s Edward Levien explains how reducing the country’s reliance on fossil fuels is now more important than ever.

As the renewable energy industry expands and becomes increasingly more important, we thought it would be helpful to detail the best renewable energy solutions for residential properties. There are many options to help green your home and the different technologies benefit from each other. For example, heat pumps and electric car chargers pair well with solar panels as they help to offset the larger amounts of electricity required to run them. isoenergy is expert at designing these hybrid systems of complementary technologies.

We are delighted to announce that SME News has awarded us as the ‘Best Renewable Energy Installation Company 2021’ in the UK.

To show our customers and anyone considering using isoenergy for our renewable energy systems, we've created an interesting infographic highlighting some of our key facts from the previous year, 2021. Find out about how much collector pipe we installed in 2021 and how much CO₂ we diverted from the atmosphere by installing our renewable energy systems last year.

Recently isoenergy completed the installation of a ground source heat pump within the grounds of the Hampton Estate in Surrey.

isoenergy have recently completed Phase 1 of the installation of a ground source heat pump system at a new build care home in Leigh for Wigan Council.

isoenergy were delighted to be asked to speak at the recent Historic Houses Association members visit to Nether Cerne in Dorset. We talked to members about how this 17^th Century farmhouse had installed a 21^st Century heating system to remove its reliance on fossil fuels and reduce its carbon footprint.

Renewable electricity – electricity produced via sunlight, wind or water – accounted for 47% of the UK’s electricity generation in 2020. By 2035, all electricity generation within the UK is set to come from renewable sources.

By the time you read this, it’s highly likely you will have heard about an organisation called Insulate Britain, if you’re in the South-East of the country you may have even been directly affected by their protests.