UK’s Carbon Reduction Strategy is ‘Missing a Trick’

Lincolnshire Energy Specialist Plans for Growth

Stamford, Lincolnshire, UK – May 2011 – One of the UK’s fastest-growing, low-carbon energy companies, LowC Communities Ltd, has further underpinned its impressive progress with the appointment of Jane Mellor to the role of finance director. Based at its headquarters in Stamford, the company specialises in the design, construction and operation of renewable energy infrastructure for public and private-sector buildings. Although only launched in 2007, LowC has experienced a rapid rise to prominence in the energy sector - with its innovative approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Consumers ‘will lose out’ in free solar panels deal

Shropshire, UK, August 2010 – Following the recent publicity given to companies offering consumers ‘free’ solar panels that will save them money on their home electricity bills, a solar energy expert has warned that homeowners will lose out on tens of thousands of pounds under the generous-sounding deals. Richard Drinkwater, a director with solar energy specialists Mipower Ltd, based in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, expressed his concerns at how consumers will be missing out on the Government’s generous package of financial incentives. “Effectively, customers using a company offering ‘free’ solar

Now Homeowners can sell Electricity back to the National Grid

Midlands, UK, 19th July 2010 – Following the UK Government’s new initiative to boost the uptake of renewable power generation; a group of Midlands-based businessmen have launched a new national company to enable homeowners and businesses to take advantage of a generous package of financial incentives that have become available – and sell electricity back to the supply network. Called Mipower Ltd, the company is solely focussing on the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, a technology that generates electricity from daylight. From the 1st of April 2010, the Government has made