Latest articles on Low carbon buildings programme LCBP 
Danfoss heat pumps reduce heating costs at West Somerset Community College(24/03/2009)
The Skills and Enterprise Centre at The West Somerset Community College will provide young people in the area with the opportunity to gain high quality vocational training in a wide variety of industries such as building, carpentry, motor vehicle maintenance, hair and beauty, child care and hospitality. The new Centre is reaping the rewards of renewable energy from heat pumps, supplied and installed by Danfoss Heat Pumps. The College was able to take advantage of funding through the Low Car... [more]
Genersys believes Low Carbon Buildings Programme will damage solar thermal suppliers(20/02/2007)
The Chief Executive of Genersys plc will be calling for the resignation of members of the Solar Trade Association (STA) this morning due to failings in what he calls the 'disastrous' Low Carbon Buildings Programme (LCBP). At a framework meeting in Milton Keynes to discuss the LCBP, Robert Kyriakides will confront Chairman John Blower and Vice Chairman George Goudsmit about their failings in communicating the existence of the restrictive framework agreement applied to Phase Two of the LCBP for... [more]
Majority of UK solar system providers and installers excluded from LCBP(07/02/2007)
Phase 2 of the government's low carbon buildings programme (LCBP) has sparked outrage in its alienation of the majority of the UK's solar system providers and installers. By naming only seven approved framework suppliers to be used in association with the £50m funding grant provided, the government has instantly excluded a wealth of small businesses. Of the seven framework companies, only three will be allowed to apply for grants for not-for-profit organisations: Filsol, British Gas and LPC. ... [more]
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