Green Heat and Energy Efficiency

A Year of Progress: How Businesses Are Moving Forward with Renewable Energy

A Year of Progress How Businesses Are Moving Forward with Renewable Energy

Across the past year, we’ve seen a clear shift in businesses making confident decisions about their energy, choosing solutions that work for them, and putting systems in place that support how they operate every day.  From farms to manufacturers, the focus has been the same, to make energy simpler, more reliable and better aligned with the future.  Here’s how that progress has started

Lessons from the Continent

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Silvio Spiess on government incentives and green heat for Business  Silvio is the founder and CEO of Innasol, the UK’s market-leading distributor of biomass boilers. He is a leading and respected voice in UK renewable energy and sustainable heating. Through his vocal advocacy, he has influenced debate and legislation on renewable financial incentive programmes, and

Biomass Boilers and Air Quality 

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Biomass Boilers and Air Quality  Modern Biomass technology is a highly sophisticated, well-regulated, low-emission heat source, which is essential to UK decarbonisation. Biomass is the largest contributor to low-carbon heat to date, and the government’s Biomass Strategy recognises its importance for hard-to-treat sectors.  However, misplaced concerns about particulate emissions are leading some authorities to hesitate

A Guide To Green Business Energy

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A Guide To Green Energy For Businesses Transitioning to green energy is environmentally and commercially essential, but businesses are left to fend for themselves when the government offers little to nothing by way of support. In the face of those daunting obligations, here are some of the opportunities and reasons to be optimistic about your

Eco-heating: what’s the right type for your building?

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Finding The Right Type Of Eco-Heating For Your Building Many in the UK are still not aware of the environmental impact of heating. Over the course of a year, a domestic gas boiler emits a similar amount of CO2 emissions as seven flights between London and New York. Yet only 12% of people realise that

5 Facts about Biomass

Facts about Biomass and Bio Fuels

Top 5 Facts about Biomass Here at Innasol, we know a lot about biomass. It might be fair to say that what we don’t know about biomass isn’t worth knowing. However, we know that what is most important is that you, our clients, learn as much as possible about biomass. The top 5 facts about

Why are Biomass Boilers so Great for Poultry Houses?

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Why are biomass boilers so great for poultry houses? If you are a poultry farmer you will know the importance of maintaining a constant, regular temperature throughout your houses. Whether you raise chickens as broilers or layers, the ambient temperature plays a vital role. Too low or too high and the chickens become unhealthy. Unhealthy

Is Biomass Really Sustainable?

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Is Biomass Really Sustainable? If you are considering switching your heating system to biomass then you have probably heard it referred to as a sustainable energy source, green and low in pollutants. But you could be forgiven for wondering how it is sustainable, what it even means and if it is a viable long-term solution

What is an EPC?

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A Breakdown on Energy Performance Certificates An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) reviews a property’s energy efficiency, similar to the multi-coloured stickers you see on all new appliances. An EPC rating will tell you how energy efficient a building is and give it a rating from A to G, with A being the most energy efficient

How abandoned Forests Can Heat Thousands of Homes

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Abandoned English forests and woodlands can heat thousands of homes Unused English forests and woodlands could easily replace about 3 million barrels of crude oil.… If we just went and picked it up with managed forestry. According to the Forestry Commission, about half of the woodland in England is under-managed. This means there is at least