Green Building Renewables' sponsored football team, Howden AFC U9 Raptors, has won its World Cup. The team won the tournament, which took place over two weekends.
Visit our experts at our exhibitions around the country. Free advice on your renewables plans.
Energy Saving Advice in North Yorkshire This month, Green Building
Green Building Renewables (GBR) has continued its rapid growth in
Green Building Renewables' fifth acquisition expands its nationwide network into the South West. Oxfordshire-based Steve Cross Plumbing and Heating joins the company.
As we continue to roll out solar panels to an increasingly wide range of customers, one of the questions we’re often asked is whether selling surplus energy is a good source of income generation too.
Read our beginner’s guide to solar panel installation to help you make an informed investment decision on this fast-growing alternative energy source. With energy prices going through the roof, it’s no wonder that many UK households are actually looking at their roofs as their next source of alternative energy. Increasingly, we’re all starting to see both old and new homes in our neighbourhoods undergoing solar panel installation work - and it’s an energy trend that looks set to grow and grow.
Green Building Renewables signs Armed Forces Covenant and achieves Bronze Award recognition.
We are pleased to invite you to attend the Homebuilding & Renovating Show at Harrogate Convention Centre on November 4-6th on our stand C308. Last year was a huge success with a very busy stand that we cohosted with Green Building Store as we showed the benefits of renewables alongside ultra-efficient triple glazing and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery. In short, if you are building or renovating a property and wish to make your home as energy efficient as possible then our stand is a great place to start.
In October, the energy price cap is set to rise by 70%, increasing the average energy price to £3,359 a year for a typical home. By April 2023, the cost of electricity prices has been predicted to reach 78p per kWh. Next week, Ofgem will officially announce the next energy price rise on Friday, 26 August 2022, and it will apply to most variable tariff energy bills from 1 October 2022 to 31 December 2022.
