CIBSE’s recent conference, ‘Building Performance Reimagined – What’s Next?’, brought together senior engineers, architects, ...

Energy & Utilities Alliance chief executive Mike Foster says the UK heating policy is “misguided and costly”, saying heat ...

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has said last week’s Budget was “not a good one for large employers ...

The UK Government’s Autumn Budget has drawn a mixed, and in many cases critical response from across the HVAC and wider built ...

The development of technical standards for heat networks is a “landmark moment in the regulatory evolution” of the sector, says FairHeat’s Tom Burton.

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is not just a health concern: it has a direct impact on a building’s energy performance. Since UK ...

The UK Government has expanded the funding allowance to air-to-air heat pumps and heat batteries, drawing strong reactions from industry The UK Government ...

Heating manufacturers, merchants and trade groups are urging the Government to act now if it is to “restore momentum” to heat pump installation targets. The warning comes ahead of the Autumn Statement ...

The Climate Change Committee's latest report urged Parliament that the ratio of electricity to gas prices is ‘significantly off track’ while policy costs are blocking the switch to clean heating The ...

The Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) has granted an additional £34m to heat network projects, bringing the total awarded to more than £380m over two years. Funding was awarded to projects that will ...

SNP led government to introduce revised Heat in Buildings Bill as former coalition partners say climate targets being ‘watered down’ The Scottish Government will introduce a revised Heat in Buildings ...

Members of the Engineering and Building Services Skills Authority say they welcome the Government's plan to recruit 100,000 construction workers a year The new Construction Skills Mission Board (CSMB) ...