U.K. Plans to Boost Renewable Heat Tariff, Cut Some for Biomass
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The U.K. government proposed increasing payments made to commercial premises that generate heat from renewable sources, while cutting tariffs for medium-sized biomass boilers.
Office blocks, factories and community centers may receive increased payments for installing ground-source heat pumps, large biomass boilers and solar-thermal technology, the Department of Energy and Climate Change said today in a statement as it starts a consultation on the proposals.