Western Power Distribution (WPD) has published what it has described as its most ambitious low carbon heating strategy, showing how it plans to connect domestic low carbon heat technologies (LCT).
Low carbon heat technology installed under the voucher segment of the Green Homes Grant is resulting in an annual bill saving of £641,000.
Heat pumps and solar thermal are among technologies suggested by the government to help meet new carbon reduction goals.
Over £1,000 per Green Homes Grant upgrade is to be spent on administration costs, the National Audit Office (NAO) has revealed in a new report.
Without additional investment and policy support, the UK will fall short of its net zero ambition according to a new report from the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA).
The latest Green Homes Grant statistics to come from the government show that less than a sixth of the initial projected 600,000 homes will receive vouchers.
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has warned that "actions speak louder than words" following the early closure of the Green Homes Grant.
There have been 5,804 installations of green technology to date under the Green Homes Grant, with 906 of these being low carbon heating.
The Green Homes Grant is to reportedly be scrapped next month following less than a year of operation.