Cosy Devon is looking for homes in fuel poverty without central heating, which has access to gas grid. The offer a completely free central-heating installation if criteria met.
Do you know somebody who might meet the criteria? You can find out all you need to know in the Cosy Devon referral guidance
The government response to the Feed-in Tariff (FIT) review
DECC announced its revised feed-in tariffs on December 17th. They had received over 55,000 responses which shows how concerned people have been about the proposed FiT review. It wasn’t as bad as the industry was expecting but there also wasn’t much to celebrate either!
Changes to tariffs
Most of the changes are not as drastic as put forward in the consultation for the FiT review. There were higher tariff levels for solar PV less than 50kW but slightly lower rates for larger solar PV – more than 1MW – and ground-mount solar PV. Also higher tariffs for onshore wind between 50kW and 1.5MW announced. However Hydro faired less well seeing more reduction in their proposed FiT review levels.
You can find a summary of the key decisions here which includes a link to the full government announcement
Exeter City Futures launched yesterday. A community interest company whose goal is to help the city find new solutions to its current challenges through connectivity and technology. Found out more
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