• Phase 2 of RHPP launched
• 95% of RHI applications rejected
• Commercial RHI Increased
• Commercial Green Deal Delayed
• Mitsubishi Extend Grant
• Planning permission no longer required for non-domestic solar projects
• Domestic RHI delayed
• RHPP scheme extended
• Supreme Court Appeal Rejected
• 300 RHI projects in waiting
• Compulsory solar PV call
• OfGem to boost RHI profile
• Green Deal - Boring to Bling
• EST awarded £13m grant
• Freesource win an award
• DECC to launch Supreme Court..
• DECC release FIT FAQ's
• FREE SOLAR PANELS
• Solar PV to contribute to EPC ratings
• Future of the feed-in-tariff
• REAL issues update
• DECC to release new FIT rates
• Supreme Court hearing could take up to a year
• DECC appeal to Supreme Court.
• DECC denied feed-in-tariff appeal
• Solar FiT judgement set for tomorrow
• DECC confirms plan to cut FIT
• Do not be fooled by energy price cuts
• Half of UK can't afford their next fuel bills
• Solar appeal decision is delayed until next week
• DECC Court of Appeal update
• First RHI applicants confirmed
• Good Energy Top Which? Survey
• DECC increases feed-in-tariff budget
• RHPP expires soon
• DECC sets to reduce Fit uncertainty
• Energy Prices Will Not Drop
• Sanyo’s brand change to Panasonic.
• Freesource Project Wins Award
• Solar PV Installations still available
• Feed in Tariff Changes
• Freesource gets hairy!
• Freesource join Melksham Energy Group
• Transcoco and Hab invite Freesource to present
• Job opportunities in Freesource Energy
• Freesource Sponsors School Recycling Week
• Free solar pv scheme for homes in Wiltshire
• Marketing job opportunity
• Job Opportunities In Renewable Energy
• Solar funding for farms
• National News Coverage
• Fully funded solar, heat pumps and solar thermal in Herts and Essex
• Renewable Heat Incentive and Feed in Tariff schemes Confirmed
• Client to Exhibit Solar PV in the Bristol Green Doors event
• Freesource offers free solar panels for commercial installations
• Freesource Launch New Website

Fully funded solar, heat pumps and solar thermal in Herts and Essex

20/10/2010

If you live in Hertfordshire and Essex you may qualify for a fully funded renewable energy system via the HEEP scheme, designed to assist people who fit into a priority group requiring assistance with heating and electricity bills. The funds are managed by the local authority and are limited and we recommend you contact us quickly or recommend others you know who may qualify. More details on the criteria will be released shortly on this website.

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