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New College Durham Launches Retrofit Course to Tackle Green Skills Gap
New College Durham is launching a new course which aims to address the retrofitting skills gap and provide the first step towards in-demand careers.
Read More »Rockwool Bridgend Factory – Green Hydrogen Trialled as a Power Source of the Future
Research into a new innovation in low-carbon technology will test the potential for the replacement of natural gas with green hydrogen in the manufacturing process of ROCKWOOL insulation at its Bridgend factory.
Read More »Training the Next Wave of Green Homes Grant Installers
There has never been a better time to become a Green Homes Grant installer, says Samuel Riley of training provider North West Skills Academy.
Read More »Green Homes Grant Extended for Extra Year
Homeowners will have until March 2022 to have energy efficiency upgrades to their homes through the Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme.
Read More »6 Simple Steps to Register as a Green Homes Grant Installer
As the clocks go back, thousands of homeowners in England are looking for Green Homes Grant installers to help them heat their home for less.
Read More »Army of Experts Training to Deliver Green Homes Grant Scheme
A new army of experts will be trained up to deliver the government’s Green Homes Grant scheme to make 600,000 households in England energy efficient for the winter.
Read More »Construction Industry Going Strong Amid Green Shoots of Recovery
The UK is reportedly on track for a record economic resurgence during the third quarter of the year, with the construction industry continuing to enjoy an impressive period of growth.
Read More »Green Oak Feather Edge Cladding – Garden Room #7
Robin is cladding again with feather edge green oak and our Garden Room project is almost complete.
Read More »Green Plans on Retrofitting Insulation a Lesson to Other Parties
The Green Party’s plans for retrofitting insulation in nine million existing homes are welcomed by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) at the launch of the ‘Green Guarantee’ manifesto.
Read More »Fluxaf Green review
Roger Bisby goes Dutch with some Fluxaf Green. Ever since the completely justified EU ban on using methylene chloride in paint stripper, the trade has struggled to find viable alternatives. Modern strippers just don’t have the instant, crackle and pop of the old stuff. All too often they require re-applying several times in order to penetrate the built up coatings. …
Read More »May wrong to “cut green crap”
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) had said Theresa May’s decision to scrap the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is alarming as it signals that improving the energy efficiency of our existing buildings has been pushed ever-further down the list of Government priorities. Brian Berry, Chief Executive of the FMB, said: “Three years ago Cameron told his officials to …
Read More »Worcester Greenskies Solar Panels demonstration
Roger Bisby demonstrates Worcester’s Greenskies Solar water heating system. It is a popular misconception that utilising solar energy is only possible in hot, sunny climates. The reality is that it is daylight and not just direct sunshine which is the important factor — which is why Worcester Greenskies solar water heating uses specially coated panels developed to collect as much …
Read More »Bauder BioSOLAR combines photovoltaics with a green roof
Deciding between a green roof and photovoltaics (PV) has been a question faced by many over recent years when designing a flat roof; however these two technologies are no longer mutually exclusive with the introduction of Bauder BioSOLAR, which will be officially launched at this year’s Ecobuild. A biosolar roof is the successful combination of biodiverse and extensive green roofs …
Read More »Green Deal or no deal
As soon as I saw the way this green deal was shaping up I knew it was in trouble.. The British government has been working on ‘The Green Deal’ for several years now. It was originally the brainchild of the previous Labour government, but the coalition took the idea on and brought it to fruition. I say ‘fruition’ but that …
Read More »Three Mills Island – An Unspoiled Part of London
Discover Three Mills Island, a hidden gem in East London’s River Lea, tucked away in Bromley-by-Bow, perfect for history buffs and nature lovers.
Read More »Rocket House: An Ingenious Idea
Rocket Houses were specialised structures built primarily during the 19th and early 20th centuries to store lifesaving rocket apparatus for maritime rescues along the nation’s perilous coastlines.
Read More »The Sinkhole Mystery! What’s Happening Underground?
BGS Geology Viewer https://geologyviewer.bgs.ac.uk Burst water main ‘probable’ cause of Surrey sinkhole, geologists say https://www.thechemicalengineer.com/news/burst-water-main-probable-cause-of-surrey-sinkhole-geologists-say ________________________ The Godstone sinkhole incident has brought attention to the growing concern of ground collapses in the UK. The sinkhole suddenly appeared on a road near residential properties, forcing local residents to evacuate and seek temporary accommodation. As engineers assessed the situation, it became clear …
Read More »Parliament Quietly Abandons Heat Pumps (they don’t want you to know)
Ever wonder why the government pushes green tech on you but bails when it doesn’t suit them? Meet the quiet scandal at the Houses of Parliament: they’ve ditched Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) after a hyped-up eco-push—and they’re hoping you won’t notice.
Read More »Explore Innovative Ideas to Transform Your Outdoor Space
Many homeowners overlook the potential of their gardens, settling for basic layouts. Innovative design ideas, can transform your outdoor space into a stunning haven that captivates and inspires.
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