Budget opportunity "passed up in favour of a short term sticking plaster"
Welcome to the latest?Installer?LinkedIn newsletter, bringing you the big news from the world of heat, water, air and energy.
The Budget leads the way this week, with a mixed response from the industry to the Chancellor's announcement and the Energy Price Guarantee U-turn.
Trevor Harvey, CEO of Stelrad Group plc , commented:
“The Chancellor’s U-turn on energy bill support will come as a welcome relief to people struggling with their heating bills but it was a shame that there was nothing beyond this.?There was a real opportunity in this Budget to help people heat their homes more effectively for the long term but it’s been passed up in favour of a short term sticking plaster."
Read more industry reaction at installeronline.co.uk/mixed-reaction-to-latest-government-budget-and-energy-price-guarantee-u-turn
Construction begins on H100 Fife hydrogen homes demonstration
SGN hosted senior members of Fife Council and local housing associations to mark the beginning of construction of the H100 Fife hydrogen homes demonstration facility.
The project has surpassed its minimum goal of signing up 270 participants and is continuing to allow more households to opt-in.
Young tradespeople “need to take the risk of asbestos much more seriously”
A new HSE campaign,?Asbestos and You, will target all tradespeople with a focus on younger workers.? Health and Safety Executive ?wants to reach construction workers who started their careers after the use of asbestos was banned in 1999.
Find out more about the campaign at installeronline.co.uk/young-tradespeople-need-to-take-the-risk-of-asbestos-much-more-seriously
Low carbon training update for installers
Martyn Bridges, Director of Technical Services at? Worcester Bosch ,?discusses the latest in low carbon training and what moves the dial for installers to upskill.
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Discover which technologies are generating most interest at installeronline.co.uk/the-latest-update-for-low-carbon-training-for-installers
Indra announces over ￡20m fresh investment to drive innovation in bidirectional charging
Indra Renewable Technologies has announced that it has received over ￡20million of fresh investment following its oversubscribed Series B funding round. The fresh investment underlines market confidence in Indra’s bidirectional EV charging technology and its role in helping to create a sustainable energy ecosystem for the UK and beyond.
Find out more at installeronline.co.uk/indra-announces-over-20m-fresh-investment-to-drive-innovation-in-bidirectional-charging