Government moves to stoke up renewable heating scheme

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Industry welcomes proposals to boost subsidies and extend payments to more technologies under plan to accelerate green heating deployment

The government has today confirmed new support for air-water heat pumps and commercial and industrial energy from waste plants under the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme, along with increased payments...

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