Raising the bar on energy-efficient, affordable rural homes to help meet zero carbon targets
April 26, 2021
Hastoe have launched their New-Build Standard, setting out the minimum requirements for all our new homes
Hastoe have launched their New-Build Standard, setting out the minimum requirements for all our new homes
Two electric vehicle chargepoints and two charging sockets for e-bikes have been installed at Blain House in Penrith
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has launched a multimillion-pound scheme to enable local transport authorities to roll out zero emission buses, as the Government continues to build back greener
The slow uptake of small-scale renewables has created energy ‘forests’ and ‘deserts’ across the UK, a new report has revealed
The Times reports on news that a council in Kent is turning to technology to fine motorists who throw food debris out of the window, littering the roadsides
Transport trade publication Transport Network has published findings from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee A report published this week accuses the Government of lacking clear flood-resilience targets,
changes to the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) could mean that small accommodation businesses, such as B&Bs could benefit from the funding, helping rural areas
Mark Lebus of the UK Pellet Council and Biomass Heat Works! explains the need for biomass in rural and farming areas, and why a more tailored heat decarbonisation plan is required
The Rural Services Network was delighted to have the Social Value Engine developed by East Riding Council and Rose Regeneration featuring as a topic at the Rural Economy meeting yesterday. (25 Jan)
The UK’s electricity system is undergoing a rapid period of change as distribution network customers invest in generation and alter their consumption behaviours to reduce future carbon emissions
Hastoe have launched their New-Build Standard, setting out the minimum requirements for all our new homes
Two electric vehicle chargepoints and two charging sockets for e-bikes have been installed at Blain House in Penrith
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has launched a multimillion-pound scheme to enable local transport authorities to roll out zero emission buses, as the Government continues to build back greener
The slow uptake of small-scale renewables has created energy ‘forests’ and ‘deserts’ across the UK, a new report has revealed
The Times reports on news that a council in Kent is turning to technology to fine motorists who throw food debris out of the window, littering the roadsides
Transport trade publication Transport Network has published findings from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
changes to the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) could mean that small accommodation businesses, such as B&Bs could benefit from the funding, helping rural areas
Mark Lebus of the UK Pellet Council and Biomass Heat Works! explains the need for biomass in rural and farming areas, and why a more tailored heat decarbonisation plan is required
The Rural Services Network was delighted to have the Social Value Engine developed by East Riding Council and Rose Regeneration featuring as a topic at the Rural Economy meeting yesterday. (25 Jan)
The UK’s electricity system is undergoing a rapid period of change as distribution network customers invest in generation and alter their consumption behaviours to reduce future carbon emissions
