Breaking: Domestic renewable heat incentives confirmed

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Big boost for solar thermal, biomass and heat pump technologies as long-awaited tariff levels announced

Households installing renewable heat technologies will from next year be eligible for hundreds of pounds a year in incentive payments, after the government today announced the detail of its long-awaited...

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