In one of our most recent installations, our Daventry office was commissioned to work on a project to help a retired couple make some key renewable energy investments in their recently modified home.
We’re committed to helping homeowners and businesses find more sustainable ways of generating their energy so that they can move away from traditional fossil fuel-based sources and save on their energy bills.
In October, the energy price cap is set to rise by 70%, increasing the average energy price to £3,359 a year for a typical home. By April 2023, the cost of electricity prices has been predicted to reach 78p per kWh. Next week, Ofgem will officially announce the next energy price rise on Friday, 26 August 2022, and it will apply to most variable tariff energy bills from 1 October 2022 to 31 December 2022.
Replacing a gas boiler with a heat pump, supported by solar PV panels, has been a cosy and energy saving option for one York home.
We installed a 15kw Vaillant Air Source Heat Pump to complement their solar panel system and offer them large savings on their energy bills.
This is a historic case study for work completed by Bright Green Renewables, which became a part of Green Building Renewables in 2022.
St Gabriel’s church contacted us because they wanted to become a “green church”.
With a sufficient amount of land, a ground source heat pump was the obvious solution, using underfloor heating downstairs and radiators to heat the upstairs area would give them a hugely efficient heating system.
Our customer had a 4-bedroom, semi-detached barn conversation in Heslington, York. Their oil Boiler was coming to the end of its life and needed to be replaced and having heard about renewable heating systems they wanted to know what options would be available to them.
Forward thinking Scarborough Borough Council had already installed an air
