​Due to the increased Coronavirus measures and restrictions in the UK, we are taking precautions and putting the safety of our staff and clients first.
To that effect, our offices are closed however our consultancy and design teams are active and working from home, helping our clients plan for the future.
The design and approval stages can take up to 3 months so it’s good to think about these things now and plan ahead. That way you could start the works as soon as the restrictions are lifted again.
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We are currently providing the following services:

Renewable Design: Ground and Air Source Heat Pumps, Solar PV and Solar thermal, Thermal Batteries and Power Walls

Mechanical Design: 3D Design and Drawings, Air Conditioning & Comfort Cooling Plant, Mains Cold Water & Boosted Cold Water Systems, Renewable & Sustainable Solutions, Heat Generation Plant, Hot & Cold Water Distribution, Gas Distribution Systems, Above Ground Drainage
 
Electrical Design: 3D design and Drawings, Mains & Sub-Mains Power Distribution, Small Power & Ancillary Services, Internal & External, Lighting Systems, Specialist Lighting Design and Control Systems, Data & Communications Services

Architectural & Structural Design: 3D Design and Drawings, Planning & Building Control for Extensions, Refurbishments, Conversions and New Build.

Reactive Maintenance: We’ll do our best to assist you via telephone/email.

Please get in touch if you have any questions:

Tel                       0208 706 0056
Email                   info@eliterenewables.co.uk
Website              www.eliterenewables.co.uk

If you require a meeting via video call, just email us and we’ll set it up!

2No of 14kW Mitsubishi Ecodan Heat pumps supplying a thermal store serving the building.
In addition, a 24 tube solar thermal array on the roof which also feeds into the thermal store contributing to the heating and hot water.
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Providing enough heat output for the buildings heating and hot water demands throughout the year.

Elite Renewables provided a complete renewable solution to heating the building with new radiators and hot water services. 

We provide Insolation (Incoming Solar Radiation) Analysis which gives us an accurate indication of the distribution of energy available for our clients to harness when considering a PV array. 

Rishi Sunak announced the first budget of Boris Johnson’s new Government today, complete with announcements for low carbon heating. A series of commitments were made to deliver green growth and reduce emissions from homes and buildings as part of transition away from fossil fuel heating to net-zero.
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• Current Renewable Heat Incentive to be extended until 31st March 2022 for heat pumps, biomass and solar thermal.
• New Low Carbon Support Scheme to follow the RHI in 2022 until 2024, offering £100 million of grant-funding for households and small businesses to install low carbon heating technology, including heat pumps to replace fossil fuel heating.
• Introduction of Tariff Guarantees for non-domestic RHI funding.
• Continuing to remove incentives to choose gas over electricity, the Government is raising the rate on gas under the Climate Change Levy (CCL) whilst freezing the rates on electricity.
• New £2.5 billion National Skills Fund to improve the technical skills of adults across the country.

The budget today indicates that heat decarbonisation is a key priority for the UK Government, and starts to address the upfront investment required to encourage the uptake of low carbon heat. The Government’s ambition to phase out high carbon fossil fuels has been reinforced today and the budget takes a step towards the Future Homes Standard due to come into play in 2025. The National Skills Fund is yet to be fleshed out but hopefully will help train and upskill individuals over the course of their lifetimes, all the while helping the low carbon heat sector transition to a green economy.

Source: NIBE