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NEF Pedal Power wins First Place
The National Energy Foundation (NEF) are proud to be first place winners in the Milton Keynes Cycle Challenge.
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22/07/2010
SuperHomes announce 50th Success
The Old Home SuperHome project has announced the opening of its 50th SuperHome. Tony and Patricia Almond have achieved a reduction of 66% of their domestic carbon emissions in their Welwyn home.
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01/07/2010
Top Awards to Top Green London Organisations
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, presented a range of awards to the capital's top organisations for saving over 570,000 tonnes of carbon and a combined £70 million from their energy bills.
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10/06/2010
Sustainable Energy Training grants benefit East of England Businesses
SME’s and sole traders in the East of England have been reaping the rewards of a region wide initiative which can provide up to 70% of the cost of training courses (including those run by NEF) through the “Beyond 2010” project.
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09/06/2010
NEF seeks partners for Intelligent Energy Europe projects
The National Energy Foundation has participated in European collaborative projects since 1995, with a clear focus on integration of energy efficiency and renewable energy in the built environment. The Foundation aims to participate in no more than one or two high quality projects each year, in order to maximise its contribution to each project, and has gained a reputation as a reliable and enthusiastic partner. Please follow the link to find out more if you have an Intelligent Energy Europe (IEE2) proposal that might benefit from including one of the UK's foremost sustainable energy organisations.
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17/04/2010
Business Carbon Calculator launched in Milton Keynes
The National Energy Foundation has designed a new carbon calculator for small businesses as part of its support for the Milton Keynes Low Carbon Living initiative. The calculator will allow businesses in the area to estimate savings that they might make by taking up energy saving measures.
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25/03/2010
New label launched for certified green electricity
A new certification scheme was launched on 9 February 2010 to label green electricity tariffs which have been certified as having genuine environmental benefits. The ‘green energy certified’ label will help customers recognise tariffs that have been certified under the scheme. It will reassure them that if they choose a certified green energy deal they will be supporting suppliers who are going the extra mile to reduce carbon emissions. The Scheme is controlled by an independent Panel, with the National Energy Foundation as its Secretariat.
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09/02/2010
Community Hooked on Reducing Carbon Emissions
The National Energy Foundation is supporting Hook Norton, winners of £500,000 for action on climate change.
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04/02/2010
More homeowners than expected want zero emissions
The demand by homeowners wanting to move their properties towards zero emissions of carbon dioxide, the main contributor to global climate change, has surprised partners in the T-Zero project, including the National Energy Foundation.
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29/01/2010
NEF welcomes boiler scrappage but is concerned about availability
The National Energy Foundation (NEF) welcomed the Chancellor's announcement of a "Boiler Scrappage" scheme, under which old but still working G-rated boilers will be given a £400 incentive to buy a new boiler or renewable heat unit. "We estimate that a family home could save up to 1.9 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year and as much as £350 from their fuel bills," said Ian Byrne, Deputy Director. "If the old boiler still had an average 6 years of life left, this represents a cost to the Government of just £35 per tonne of CO2."
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09/12/2009
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