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Introduction to renewable energy
Solar panels, wind turbines, wood pellet stoves, ground source heat pumps … these are all ways of generating your own heat or electricity from free and abundant natural resources.
These are sources of power that are never going to run out: the sun, the wind, the flow of water and the earth’s heat. They can be used to generate heat and power on a domestic scale as well as through national grids.
Benefits of renewable energy
By generating some of our own heat or power at home you:
save money on energy bills
have a warmer, cosier home or office
are less affected by increases in the price of electricity, gas and oil
are more self-sufficient
have a greener home or office
and have the pleasure of using cutting edge technology
To get the most out of any renewable energy it’s worth making sure that your house is as energy efficient as possible.
There are two main types of renewable energy. Those that produce electricity and those that provide space heating and / or hot water. If you don’t want to generate your own (or can’t afford it) the best way to get renewable electricity is to sign up to a green tariff.
The performance of most renewable energy technologies depends on the site where they are installed, so it’s well worth researching what’s best for your situation. Our renewable energy pages will tell you whether or not each technology is suitable for your property, and there's a wealth of supplementary information in the blogs. Use the search box at the top of each page for specific questions.
Introduction to renewable energy
Solar panels, wind turbines, wood pellet stoves, ground source heat pumps … these are all ways of generating your own heat or electricity from free and abundant natural resources.
These are sources of power that are never going to run out: the sun, the wind, the flow of water and the earth’s heat. They can be used to generate heat and power on a domestic scale as well as through national grids.
Benefits of renewable energy
By generating some of our own heat or power at home you:
save money on energy bills
have a warmer, cosier home or office
are less affected by increases in the price of electricity, gas and oil
are more self-sufficient
have a greener home or office
and have the pleasure of using cutting edge technology
To get the most out of any renewable energy it’s worth making sure that your house is as energy efficient as possible.
There are two main types of renewable energy. Those that produce electricity and those that provide space heating and / or hot water. If you don’t want to generate your own (or can’t afford it) the best way to get renewable electricity is to sign up to a green tariff.
The performance of most renewable energy technologies depends on the site where they are installed, so it’s well worth researching what’s best for your situation. Our renewable energy pages will tell you whether or not each technology is suitable for your property, and there's a wealth of supplementary information in the blogs. Use the search box at the top of each page for specific questions.
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