Renewable Heat Incentive

Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) Deadline - 31st March 2022

Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) Deadline - 31st March 2022

If you have already had your heat pump system installed and it was commissioned on or after 1st March 2019, and you meet the eligibility criteria and have not yet claimed the RHI, then you have until 31st March 2022 to apply or you will miss out on thousands of pounds in RHI payments.

The RHI Scheme Is Closing - Here's What You Need To Do

The RHI Scheme Is Closing - Here's What You Need To Do

The Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (“RHI”) scheme is closing to new applicants on 31st March 2022. Whilst we are still awaiting the confirmation of the final details from the Government about the closure of the scheme, we already have a good understanding of the plan from the Government’s consultation document earlier in the year, as well as a number of Ofgem workshops we have attended over the past few months.

Just 7 Months Left on the RHI!

Just 7 Months Left on the RHI!

The Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (“RHI”) scheme for air source and ground source heat pumps is only open for a further 7 months! The scheme is set to end on 31st March 2022 for new applicants - that’s just 7 months away! If you are considering a ground source heat pump or air source heat pump for your home, now is the time to act in order to benefit from this generous Government grant scheme.

BBC: What Are Heat Pumps?

BBC: What Are Heat Pumps?

In a recent report by the International Energy Agency, it was recommended that no new gas boilers should be be sold from 2025. Full stop. In an article from the BBC, they’ve looked at the alternatives, in particular heat pumps, which will become the “new normal” for heating over the next decade.

Electricity Bills Could Be Slashed To Encourage The Switch From Boilers To Heat Pumps

Electricity Bills Could Be Slashed To Encourage The Switch From Boilers To Heat Pumps

According to recent reports the Government is poised to slash the cost of electricity for homeowners, in an attempt to encourage a switch away from fossil fuel boilers to low carbon heat pumps.

Heat Pump Demand Rising in 2021

Heat Pump Demand Rising in 2021

Demand for heat pumps has risen by 28% in 2021, according to the latest research. The research also noted that 57% of home-owners want to be more eco-friendly. This trend is certainly something we have witnessed here at Alto Energy, as 2021 has proven to be our busiest year yet!

The RHI Remains Open - But There's Only 12 Months To Go!

The RHI Remains Open - But There's Only 12 Months To Go!

The Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (“RHI”) scheme remains open to applications for new air source heat pump and ground source heat pump installations. However, the scheme is set to end on 31st March 2022 for new applicants - that’s less than 12 months away! If you are considering a ground source heat pump or air source heat pump for your home, now is the time to act in order to benefit from this generous Government grant scheme.

Heat Pump Demand Set to Double in 2021

Heat Pump Demand Set to Double in 2021

According to the Heat Pump Association , the UK’s heat pump manufacturers have collectively placed more than 67,000 heat pump units this year. They surveyed 2019 and 2020 orders, current stock value and orders for 2021.

Alto Energy’s Outlook On Heat Pumps In 2021

Alto Energy’s Outlook On Heat Pumps In 2021

Green policies are a priority of the UK Government, and 2020 saw a number of huge policies which are going to have a significant impact driving the UK heat pump market. From the extension of the Renewable Heat Incentive (“RHI”), to the introduction of the new Green Homes Grant, and the reconfirmation that low carbon heating will be deployed in all new properties within just a few years.