Including 7 closely related terms such as renewable electricity, renewable, and renewable electricity.
…. Of these installation sites, 99.3% were photovoltaic specific, however this accounted for just 29% of the total renewable electricity generated. The remaining electricity came from the conversion of land- fill gas (42%), anaerobic digestion (18%), sewage gas (9%), plant biomas (<2%) and onshore wind (<1%). Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) accreditation – the RHI is a government scheme that aims to encourage…
… fired boilers in new homes from 2025, in a bid to tackle emissions. The retrofitting of existing dwell- ings to remove boilers in favour of low emission alternatives, does however re- main a challenge that requires government support. Renewable electricity In Tonbridge and Malling (end of 2018) there were 1353 installation sites produc- ing 40,011MWh of renewable electricity…
… the uptake of renewable heat technologies amongst householders, communities and businesses through financial incentives. Between April 2014 and October 2019, 100 domestic installations have been accredited in Tonbridge and Malling - 8% of Kent and Medway’s total. Further work is required to accelerate the take up of low emission heating systems. A commitment to reduce CO2 emissions needs to be made…
… policies and controls are in place to ensure that any new growth takes into account sustainability issues, such as reducing the need to travel, minimising energy and water consumption and the ability to harness energy from renewable sources. Planning policies and development allocations are being updated in the new Lo- cal Plan, to ensure that developments respond to sustainability considerations…
… energy options. There are also additional benefits to residents improving their homes, including reduced energy consumption and therefore lower bills, improved thermal comfort and improved well-being. 11…