These fireside heat pump chats appear to be striking a chord with consumers. The first "Clinic" episode, responding to questions and comments, is coming soon

Each episode covers an important element in the great energy transition. This time, it's "Where will all those lovely green electrons come from?"

Here's to the next ten years!

Following our last update on the Redeveloped Installer Scheme, we’re pleased to announce that the core documentation for installers is now available on our website. 👉bit.ly/40TgGyL #Installer #SmallScaleRenewables #Scheme #Industry #DocumentLaunch

It's the transition away from fossil fuels that is vital, so electrification, in all its forms, is the answer. Whilst we expect heat pumps to dominate, all electrical solutions will have a place

All conversations about decarbonisation and electrification are steps forward. All power to you Camilla Born Electrify Britain

Join HPF's Bean Beanland for the webinar 'Carbon credits - Receive Payment for Installing Renewables and Energy Efficiency Measures' at 2pm on 5th March. To register: crowdcast.io/c/carboncredits

Episode 13 on Servicing is now available on all the usual podcast outlets and on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=qweLqA… Evan Davis

More heat pump chatter from Bean and Evan Davis Keep the questions and comments coming because we're gearing up to record a second "clinic" episode next week

Decoding the acronyms

There are lots of government consultations, but if you operate in low carbon heat, this is one that you really should respond to

This consultation is a must for all those in the clean heat sector!

Heat pumps can heat any home, and any commercial building - cooling too, if needed!

Always a great day out, come and join us!

New Permitted Development Rights for air-source heat pumps come into force today bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Esme Stallard thank you

Another clear analysis of this vital aspect of decarbonisation policy from Energy UK Action on the price of electricity can't come too soon for domestic decarbonisation, but is also critical to commercial and industrial decarbonisation and to UK competitiveness