Entries are now open for the 2025 Energy Awards. There are a total of 15 categories being contested, including accolades for innovative heating and cooling technologies, as well as groundbreaking energy management projects.

Technical and individual achievements honoured at 2024 H&V News Awards

Copeland and Daikin announce US compressor joint venture

Academic research released to coincide with #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay has warned about the social importance of ensuring the affordability of heat for millions of homes.

UK ‘Warm Homes Plan’ targets heating system standards overhaul

Boilers dominate global heating demand in 2023, research finds

Nesta ‘visit a Heat Pump’ programme records 600 bookings

Two consultations launched on heat network regulatory reforms

New findings from the @HeatPumpAssoc have found a positive increase over last 12 months in the number of engineers undertaking certified heat pump training, while warning of continued market development challenges.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has committed the UK to stricter targets aiming to curb national greenhouse gas emissions by at least 81 per cent of 1990 levels.

World Ventil8 Day 2024 seeks to enable and 'empower' public action on better air quality

UK district heat sector facing “immense” ten-year transformation

Homeowners urged to prepare condensate pipes for winter cold

The digital edition of November's H&V News is now online. The issue looks at industry efforts to partner with sporting teams to highlight low carbon technologies. There is also coverage of calls for stricter UK indoor air quality standards. Read more:

HVAC industry responds to Autumn Budget heating plans with mixed reactions to scale of clean heat commitments set out as a first stage of the new government's Warm Homes Plan.

Autumn Budget details ‘initial’ £3.4bn commitment to cleaner heat

Climate Change Committee highlights heat pump importance to recommendations for stricter emissions cuts by 2035

Nuaire is supporting a new ventilation training programme at a low carbon skills hub at Tŷ Gwyrddfai industrial estate in Penygroes, north Wales.

A free webinar being hosted next week by H&V editor Neil Merrett will look at efforts to expand the potential RACHP applications for press-fit tools.

Six areas chosen to trial England heat network zone plans