Renewable Heat Incentive roadshows
24 Oct 2014 01:31 PM
Find out how renewable heating could help you have a warmer home this winter
The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) team will be attending a series of roadshows to explain how renewable heat could be the smarter way to stay warm this winter.
The domestic RHI was launched in April this year and is the first scheme of its kind in the world, aimed at helping people to install renewable heating systems, so they can have warmer homes, lower fuel bills while reducing their emissions.
This innovative scheme pays people for the heat they generate for their homes. It is open to everyone – home owners, social and private landlords, and people who build their own homes. It is available to households both on and off the gas grid.
You can find out more about the scheme on the website and try our RHI calculator to understand more about what you could receive if you installed a renewable heating system in your home.
Members of the RHI team will be out and about over the coming months to help people understand the benefits of the domestic RHI.
The team will be attending consumer shows, industry events and regional roadshows to help get the message out to people that renewable heat can be the smart way to take control of their energy bills and have a warmer home this winter.
Anyone can come along and find out more about the RHI at one of the following consumer events:
There will also be a series of regional roadshows taking place across the country in November and February. More information will be posted on this page as details become available about these events.
The following are trade shows aimed at businesses where the RHI team will be available to explain more about the non-domestic scheme:
To find out more about the Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive, to book a Green Deal Assessment or to receive free and impartial advice, call the Energy Saving Advice Service on 0300 123 1234 (England and Wales) or Home Energy Scotland on 0808 808 2282 (Scotland), or visit the Energy Saving Trust’s website.
For further details about the scheme including eligibility criteria and how to apply, Ofgem should be able to help.