http://www.HeatingNews.co.uk/Latest Heating, boiler and radiator newsenHeating News PortalHeating News Portalhttp://www.HeatingNews.co.uk/Heating_article13721.htmlFri, 29 Jan 2010 10:31:48 GMTA recent Environment Agency report predicted that in a high growth scenario up to 1,200,000 Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) systems could be installed in the UK by 2020, with as many as one in ten homes and four out of 10 commercial buildings using the technology. The Environment Agency is calling on the Government to offer more financial incentives to home-owners and businesses to take up this ... [more] http://www.HeatingNews.co.uk/Heating_article12979.htmlWed, 6 May 2009 16:37:06 GMTThe Government has admitted that to meet the UK renewable energy target by 2020, a total of 14 per cent of the nation's heating will have to come from renewable sources. The recent announcement that GBP7.9 billion will be spent on UK schools in the next year presents a great opportunity for schools to make the most of an innovative "green" energy solution, according to an industry expert. Now is ... [more] http://www.HeatingNews.co.uk/Heating_article12732.htmlTue, 17 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMTWith energy prices and continuity of supply at the forefront of every planner's mind - and meeting government renewable energy targets at the back of their minds - a key factor in all new public sector building projects should be the full life cost of heating and cooling the building, which will be at least 30 years. Bearing in mind that up to 40% of total energy costs are spent heating and coo ... [more] http://www.HeatingNews.co.uk/Heating_article12567.htmlThu, 4 Dec 2008 12:30:09 GMTHeating and cooling buildings is a huge drain on the bottom line of most companies these days and forecasts indicate the situation may soon get a lot worse. Recent research found that up to 40% of company annual energy budgets are currently spent heating and cooling commercial premises using traditional oil or gas systems. Another report said that almost 50% of UK carbon emissions are generated fr ... [more]