#HPMGreenerLiving goes live – find out more
HPM’s new winter campaign to champion green heating and plumbing solutions is live online
Phil Hurley takes over as Heat Pump Association chairman
Phil Hurley is the new chairman of the Heat Pump Association (HPA), replacing Graham Wright who has finished his two-year term and now steps down from the role
Panel explores priorities for heat decarbonisation
BEIS parliamentary under secretary of state for climate change, Lord Callanan, joined an expert industry panel to discuss the beginning of the journey to zero emissions late last month
#HPMGREENERLIVING Q&A: Phil Hurley, MD at NIBE Energy Systems
As part of our Greener Living campaign to champion sustainable heating and plumbing solutions, HPM interviewed NIBE MD Phil Hurley
Green energy targets backed by industry
The Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE) has welcomed new green targets as a new government consultation begins
Industry comment: Clear green roadmap is needed
The low carbon route is the only one that leads to net zero but where are the policies to guide the way? NIBE managing director Phil Hurley explores more in his latest blog posting
GTEC & MCS win bid to support Green Homes Grant installers
Building services training provider GTE, in partnership with the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS), has won an almost £1m bid to help existing tradespeople access discounted training in heat pumps and solar thermal
BESA launches online heat pump training
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) is launching what it said was the industry’s only online training course for heat pump installation to help fill a skills gap highlighted by the government’s flagship Green Homes Grant voucher scheme
Geocel kicks off pitchside advertising for ecoSEAL
Sealants and adhesives brand Geocel will be promoting its recently launched ecoSEAL and THE WORKS PRO products on pitchside advertising throughout this Premier League and EFL season
Training provider stresses importance of renewables
Installers must seek confidence in legislation not short-term green consumer initiative schemes, according to renewable energy training specialist GTEC