Alto Energy exhibited at the Installer2019 show at the Ricoh Arena last week. For heating engineers, Installer2019 is one of the biggest events on the exhibition calendar and attracted thousands of visitors.
Net Zero Carbon - The Latest Report
UK Electricity Continues To Get Cleaner
Latest figures from the Internation Energy Agency show that electricity generated in the UK continues to get cleaner, with emission rates per unit of electricity at their lowest for over 100 years. The biggest contributor to this is the development and continued investment in offshore wind. In fact, figures show that the UK has the largest offshore wind capacity in the World, and has done so since 2008.
Installer2019 - Ricoh Arena, Coventry
Alto Energy are exhibiting at Installer2019 at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on the 7-9th May. Come and visit us on stand A110 to find out more about how our MCS Umbrella Scheme can benefit you and your clients with our design, supply, commissioning and aftercare of heat pumps and underfloor heating systems. Come along and speak with our on-hand experts.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall by 3% in 2018
Feed-in Tariff For Solar PV Set To End
Choose Heat Pumps For Your Development This Year
Heat pumps are becoming an increasingly popular choice for rural housebuilders, however many developers have still never used heat pumps on their developments. With oil prices rising, and heat pumps becoming more desirable for homebuyers, we think now is a good time to scrap traditional oil and LPG boilers and make the switch to heat pumps.
Government Pledges to Ban Boilers In New Homes By 2025
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, has today announced the Government’s commitment to ban fossil fuel heating from new homes by 2025. In today’s Spring Statement, Hammond confirmed the introduction of a new standard for new build homes will be introduced by 2025, in order to future-proof new build homes with low carbon heating, such as heat pumps.
Renewables To Be World's Main Power Source by 2040
Gas Boilers Banned In New Homes By 2025?
According to the latest advice from Government advisors, new build homes should be banned from connecting to the gas grid within as little as 6 years in order to tackle climate change. As reported in the Times and the BBC, The Committee on Climate Change report, titled “UK Housing: Fit for the Future”, suggests that all new-build homes in the countryside should be heated by heat pumps, rather than traditional fossil fuel boilers.