Renewable energy news from isoenergy

Here at isoenergy we have been working tirelessly for the last month to get ourselves prepared for our busiest time of the year, the summer months.

Let’s rewind 2 years to July 2014, Brent crude was on the market at around $110 a barrel, the average price for a litre of fuel was £1.33 and heating oil was around 60p/litre. We were all feeling the pinch and looking at ways to reduce our fuel usage in our cars and also for heating our homes.

Last Thursday evening the staff and friends of Isoenergy attended the annual Chilworth Manor Picnic and Pimms event in aid of local charity Mobile Physio.

Isoenergy were approached in early 2015 to advise the client at Wistow Hall, a Grade II* 17th-century country house in Wistow, Leicestershire on how best to try and implement a GSHP as part of the heating strategy for their house and linked outbuildings.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have recently published a report on the results of a programme to monitor the performance of a number of ground source heat pumps[1].

The recent fanfare surrounding the first install of a Tesla Powerwall battery in the UK is a sign of the direction that the solar photovoltaic (PV) industry is moving in.

Isoenergy are proud to announce that we are exhibiting at the award-winning event Grand Designs Live at ExCel (Exhibition Centre London) from the 30th of April to the 8th of May 2016.

It is a busy time of year for our service department, as any minor fault in a heating system can be exacerbated by the cold weather.

isoenergy's Bean Beanland discusses the importance of selecting the right drilling contractor.

Heating older or Listed buildings with solid walls has long been considered problematic.