News - Yorkshire Heat Pumps

On 28th May the Department for Energy & Climate Change (DECC) announced some important changes to the non-domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) Scheme, with the inclusion of air-to-water heat pumps and a big boost to the RHI tariff for ground source heat pumps.

We're encouraged to see that Which? have applied their usual rigour to their introduction to renewables and the Renewable Heat Incentive that's been published this week.

If I have to have a Green Deal Assessment (GDA) to get my domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (dRHI) deemed, why do I need to commission full Heat Loss Calculations (HLC)?

Michael Wright has been in the press once again, this time cutting through the jargon of renewable energy for readers of The Yorkshire Times.

The long awaited launch has been announced this week of the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, which is a great excuse for a celebration.

With the draft regulations for domestic RHI put before Parliament this month, it is looking increasingly likely that the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive scheme really will be launched in Spring.

We're excited to announce that we will shortly have a working Windhager FireWIN biomass boiler on display at our Blubberhouses showroom, so customers can come and see this neat little baby in action.

It's looking increasingly likely that the domestic air source heat pump market will hit its RHI tariff degression trigger in year one of operation. What will that mean for consumers?

DECC has announced this week that it will be extending the non-domestic Renewable Heat Incentive scheme to cover air-to-water heat pumps. That's music to the ears of satisfied Yorkshire Heat Pumps customers and prospects alike.

The Government has announced this week that condensing biomass boilers will be eligible for domestic RHI payments when the scheme launches in April 2014. Great news for homeowners with, or considering, a condensing biomass boiler for their home.