Renewable Energy in Building

Our responsibility as a reputable building contactor extends to advising on green issues and sustainable building methods. We aim to ensure the greatest advantage is taken to reduce heat loss through the best choice of materials, correct design and good workmanship. We can offer a low carbon building package designed by our expert consultants.

We are keen to promote the use of renewable energy technologies on our projects. We can deliver a package to suit your requirements, budget and site constraints. We can install rainwater harvesting systems saving money by reducing water usage and reducing water run off. We have a responsibility to reduce waste by better handling, storage and use of materials thus reducing waste in landfill sites. We can offer recycled materials and sustainable alternative materials for clients that wish to reduce their environmental impact.

We are committed to off-setting our own carbon emissions and have commenced a scheme of tree planting and have planned to employ several renewable technologies on our own premises.

A non-profit organisation providing advice on energy saving issues aimed at helping you save money and fighting climate change by reducing carbon dioxide emissions from your home.
www.energysavingtrust.org.uk

Renewable Heat Incentive is a payment for generating heat from renewable sources. Like the Feed-In Tariffs, it is set by Government. It is administered by the official regulator Ofgem on sales of fossil heating fuels and is collected by the suppliers of these fuels.
www.rhincentive.co.uk

The Carbon Trust is a not-for-profit company with the mission to accelerate the move to a low carbon economy.Providing specialist support to business and the public sector to help cut carbon emissions, save energy and commercialise low carbon technologies.
www.carbontrust.co.uk

Feed-In Tariffs (also known as FITs) are the electricity part of what some people call Clean Energy Cashback, a scheme that pays people for creating their own "green electricity".
www.fitariffs.co.uk