News - Yorkshire Heat Pumps

Installation of the UK's first NIBE inverter-driven air source heat pump begins today in London.

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.

21st - 25th October is Energy Saving Week. There are some simple, practical steps you can take to save energy and money in your home.

‘Let the buyer beware!’ With increasing noise in the press about renewable energy and the introduction of the government’s Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) payments fast approaching, what should you look out for when selecting a provider?

The Department for Energy and Climate Change has announced a deadline for homeowners to register their microgeneration system to be eligible for Renewable Heat Incentive payments.

The press are taking a keen interest in all things 'renewable' at the moment and Michael Wright's launch of renewable energy company, Yorkshire Heat Pumps, is featured prominently this week.

The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme is the world’s first long-term financial support programme for renewable heat. The scheme is for householders looking to replace their current heating system with a supported renewable heat technology and for householders who have installed a renewable heat technology since 15 July 2009.

The money off vouchers available under the Renewable Heat Premium Payment (RHPP) scheme have been increased to £2,300 for ground source heat pumps, £2,000 for biomass boilers, £1,300 for air source heat pumps and £600 for solar thermal systems. The RHPP scheme, first launched in July 2011, is designed to encourage householders to switch to renewable heat from traditional heating systems by offering money off the cost of the equipment. The scheme is targeted at those living off the gas grid, where most money on bills and carbon can be saved.