The solar industry is still debating whether the pursuit of a legal battle over government plans to reduce solar electricity tariffs is worth the ambiguity it’s causing the industry.
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Solar Industry in ambiguity over feed-in-tariff legal battle
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012Coalition governement discouraging investment in green construction
Monday, January 23rd, 2012The construction industry is becoming increasingly impatient with the lack of growth and public investment for green construction under current government policies. Think tank Edge criticised the government’s financial approach and wrote to chancellor George Osborne ”Recent announcements have not only directly damaged businesses gearing up to deliver a low carbon built environment, but critically have jeopardised confidence in the robustness and longevity of other government carbon reduction programmes.”
Energy report and Air Conditioning Inspection – Getty Images, Camden Town, London, NW
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011Syntegra Consulting has successfully undertaken the Air Conditioning Inspection of Getty Images building in Camden town, London. Syntegra undertook the ACI inspection of the old Getty Images building which is an air conditioned office building in order to lease it to a new tenant. The ACI report together with the EPC were required as part of the legal documentation for the lease of the building.
Sutton House Partnership – Air Con Inspection, Sutton, Surrey
Monday, October 17th, 2011Syntegra Consulting has successfully undertaken the Air Conditioning Inspection of Sutton House Partnership building in Sutton, Surrey. Syntegra undertook the ACI inspection of the Sutton Gate building which is an air conditioned office building.
Renewable energy continued to grow in 2011-09-14
Wednesday, September 14th, 2011Despite the continuing economic recession, incentive cuts and low natural gas prices, the renewable energy sector continues to grow, says the REN21 Renewables 2011 Global status report. The report states that in 2010, renewable energy supplied an estimated 16% of global final energy consumption and delivered around 20% of global electricity production. Including all hydropower (an estimated 30GW added in 2010), Renewable energy accounted for approximately 50% of total added power generating capacity in 2010. This year or 2012 will see more renewable than non-renewable capacity installed worldwide, predicts this report.
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