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First two firms sign up to RHI
Two companies, an umbrella supplier from Sheffield and a group of holiday cottages in Yorkshire, are the first to take advantage of the new Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).
After installing low-carbon heat-generating equipment, the companies will receive payments for each and every kilowatt-hour of heat they generate during the next 20 years.
The Government launched the RHI on 28th November 2011. It is a flagship scheme that encourages a wider uptake of renewable heating technologies such as biomass boilers, ground- and air-source heat pumps and solar thermal panels. It is expected to provide £860 million in subsidies.
The first phase of the renewable heat incentive puts focus on non-domestic installation of equipment. This gives organisations the opportunity to benefit from payments of between 1.9p-8.5p per kWh for investing in renewable heating technologies.
The government is set to extend to domestic payments under the scheme alongside the Green Deal in October 2012.
Elementus can offer a wide range of advice and training on environmental awareness and look at your environmental management from an independent and strategic viewpoint. For more information call us on tel. 0844 800 7705 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
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