New Green Deal APPG is ‘better late than never’

    To help get the government’s Green Deal get ‘off the ground’ a special All Party Parliamentary Group has just been launched, with only five months to go before the initiative’s proposed October launch? But better late than never, this APPG aims to...

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Book inspires solutions to carbon zero homes

Policy-makers looking to safeguard millions of homes and businesses from spiraling fuel costs are being encouraged to look at ground-breaking research by Dr Lubo Jankovic of Birmingham University. He is reader in sustainable design. His research claims to inspire...

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BRE innovation park informs Green Deal

A flagship refurbishment project which has been part funded by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, showcases some of the latest retrofit solutions that BRE and its partners have been working on in advance of the Green Deal. It was visited by Greg Barker the...

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RIBA & Shelter aim to help solve bad housing

The Royal Institute for British Architects (RIBA) is urging its chartered practices and members to register now for the 2012 run of Architect in the House. This charitable scheme gives homeowners one hour's free consultation with a local RIBA architect and offers the...

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Don’t move – stay in your own home with Saniflo

The easiest, quickest and most economical way to add a bathroom and WC facilities in your loft conversion is with the Saniflo range of small bore macerator pumps. The range enables you to conveniently plumb in facilities – a WC, shower, bath, bidet or wash basin –...

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Cameron praises UK’s rapid green economy progress!

“With global demand forecast to increase by more than 40% in the next two decades, we urgently need a more diverse, cleaner mix of energy sources that will give us energy security without causing irreparable damage to the planet,” the prime minister David Cameron told...

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Doubts about Green Deal’s future?

Green Deal, the government-backed initiative aimed to reduced the  majority of household carbon emissions at least by 2050, seems under seriod pressure at the present time, according to reports in today's newspapers. Apparently a group of senior Tory ministers is...

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