Renewable Heat Incentive

Annual state of the industry report from REA reveals a sector that is continuing to expand, but remains hampered by 'policy gaps'

As the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat incentive comes to an end, there is no comparable scheme to replace it, leaving a huge gap in heat decarbonisation policy gap, explains REA chief executive Dr Nina Skorupska

In response to coronavirus disruption, the government is to give people more time to deliver projects that are eligible for incentive scheme

Richard Lowes at the University of Exeter argues that the encouraging rhetoric in the government's latest green heat proposals conceals a paucity of ambition that looks to be way off track against the UK's net zero emission goals

Proposals to replace RHI include Clean Heat Grants of up to £4,000 for homes and business for heat pumps and other technologies

Experts warn UK decarbonisation goals and thousands of jobs at risk unless government provides clarity on future of Renewable Heat Incentive scheme

The failure of a green energy scheme could permanently reshape Ireland's politics, writes Andrew Warren

Plans confirmed that aim to leverage up to £1bn investment in low carbon heat networks across the UK

Government scheme to boost green heating has failed to deliver value for money or adequate decarbonisation, Committee of MPs conclude

The recent cold snap - and the ensuing spike in home heating oil prices - underscores the decarbonisation challenge in Northern Ireland, argues Policy Exchange's Matt Rooney