Renewable Heat Incentive News – Keep Up To Date With The Latest RHI News

The Launch of the Domestic Renewable heat incentive has been delayed until spring 2014.

Biomass accounts for 160 of the 169 projects currently included under the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI). Read on to find out more about the RHI and the increasing uptake of biomass systems.

The tariff levels for the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) have been revised by the regulatory body Ofgem. Read more to find out what the revised tariffs are for the eligible heating technologies under the RHI.

Biomass still highly regarded as a renewable energy source, despite a recent setback.

The Times national newspaper has recently praised biomass systems for their environmental and financial benefits.

The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is now open for applications in the non-domestic sector.

Recent press coverage regarding the Renewable Heat Incentive.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change have announced that the Renewable Heat Incentive will be available from November 2011, following a revised tariff agreement.

A leading think tank is encouraging the RHI to become more attractive to homeowners.

Chris Huhne’s (MP) speech on June 29th to the Corporate Leaders’ Group in London

Renewable Heat Incentive News – Keep Up To Date With The Latest RHI News

DECC Delays Domestic RHI

Biomass accounts for 99% of installed RHI capacity

Tariff Adjustment For The Renewable Heat Incentive

Future still bright for biomass

Biomass heating systems praised by The Times

The Renewable Heat Incentive Is Now Open For Applications

The latest Renewable Heat Incentive news

Renewable Heat Incentive Ready For November

RHI encouraged to be more attractive to householders

MP Chris Huhne's Speech on Climate Change