Our range of renewable energy brands includes Mitsubishi, NIBE, Daikin, Vaillant, Kensa, Tesla Powerwall, Grant and Zappi

In February 2022, Green Building Renewables proudly rebranded its first acquisition, the Daventry office, originally known as Bright Green Renewables. Serving Daventry and the surrounding areas, including Northampton, Milton Keynes, Leicester, Coventry, and Leamington Spa, this office has become a hub of renewable energy expertise. Our dedicated team is committed to delivering the latest renewable energy solutions, offering air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, solar panels, solar panel batteries, and EV charging points to homes and businesses.

Looking to the future, our Central England office in Daventry will also become a focal point for training the next generation of renewable energy experts. By fostering talent and expanding knowledge, we aim to further drive the adoption of sustainable energy solutions across the region. Experience the innovation and excellence Green Building Renewables brings to the wider Daventry area, propelling the future of renewable energy.

Daventry is home for over 28,000 inhabitants and sustainability and renewables are at the heart of the Daventry District Council’s pledge on climate change. As a member of the Northants Warm Homes partnership which is made up of all the local authorities in Northamptonshire who’s goal it is to:

• reduce fuel poverty
• lower carbon emissions
• help residents keep warm

It aims to fulfill these goals by advising residents of Northamptonshire to lower thier fuel bills through insulation options and use of renewables such as the installation of solar panels.

Another source of help with with energy bills available in the area is Big Switch Daventry District, which is a collaboration with Daventry District Council and iChoosr to use collective purchasing power to secure better energy deals for residents.

Residents who register for the Big Switch are entered into a collective, and energy companies bid for their custom in an auction.

This provides energy companies the opportunity to secure thousands of customers in one go, incentivising them to offer deals better than those available to the general public. The benefit to the environment is that only energy companies offering 100% renewable electricity are invited to bid.

The District Council also promotes the MCS Website as useful source of finding local qualified installers of renewables, just like Green Building Renewables Daventry.

Daventry District Council issue the following advice with regard to Planning Permissions and Renewable Energy Installations

There has been a recent change in renewable energy planning policy making it not only easier to obtain permission, but also allowing some forms of renewable energy to be installed on a dwelling or within the curtilage of a dwelling without the benefi t of planning permission and this is outlined below.

Planning Policy Statement 22:Renewable Energy, states:“The wider environmental and economic benefi ts of all proposals for renewable energy projects, whatever their scale, are material considerations that should be given signifi cant weight in determining whether proposals should be granted planning permission”. There are no local plan policies that relate specifi cally to renewable energy development, however there are a number of general policies on which proposal will be assessed, these include GN1 (protect and enhance the environment), GN2 (scale, type, design) and EN42 (design and amenity).

Solar photovoltaic panels that do not protrude more than 200 mm beyond the plane of the wall or roof slope to which they are fitted, or protrude beyond the ridgeline of the roof may not need a full planning application and may be considered ‘permitted development’. If your property is within a Conservation Area, you may require the benefit of planning permission. If you live in a listed building you will require planning permission and listed building consent.