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Last updated: 24 March 2022

What Is HETAS?

General Information About HETAS

HETAS is UK’s official body recognised by the government to authorise solid fuel domestic heating appliances, biomass, fuels and services. The company works with approving products such as cover boilers, cookers, open fires, stoves, and room heaters.

HETAS also deals with training and the registration of competent installers who can handle both the paperwork and choice of the proper installation for your household.

HETAS Activities

Given the fact that HETAS oversees all types of activities related to alternative heating regulations and systems. Their activities range from:

The Renewable Heat Incentive and the Green Deal

RHI

1. The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) - Represents the government’s primary mechanism for pushing on the transition to open the market for renewable and low carbon heat in the coming decades. The RHI serves as the key contributor in carrying out UK’s share of the European Union’s (EU) renewable energy objectives and the Carbon Plan, which underlines the two key objectives of the scheme:

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is liable for the policy and regulations underpinning the scheme, while the Office for Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) conducts the scheme on behalf of DECC.

Green Deal

2. The Green Deal - Is an important part of The Energy Act. The Energy Bill gained Royal Assent and became the Energy Act on the 18th of October 2011. It provides a new step in changing the provision of energy efficiency measures to households and businesses alike, also making changes into legislative frameworks to ensure secure low-carbon energy supplies and fair competition in the energy sector.

Green Deal Focus

The Green Deal focuses on retrofitting 14 million homes by 2020 and cut CO2 emissions in households by 29% and 13% in workplaces (DECC information), applying a new financial framework to implement the provision of fixed improvements to the energy efficiency in households and non-domestic properties, which would be funded by a charge on energy bills that avoids the need for consumers to pay the upfront costs.

Green Deal Advisory Scheme

All businesses and houses have the legal right to an energy efficiency assessment, which is executed by a certified Green Deal Advisor. Therefore, consumers may be given energy efficiency improvements at no up-front cost. The value of the investment can potentially be redeemed through mechanisms such as a charge on the energy bill, which will be fixed to the property.

The UK government has taken all the necessary measures to ensure that their CO2 emissions and greenhouse gases will drop slowly but surely by 2020, and have a long-term plan that will continue reducing pollution. We at GreenMatch share the same ideas as the British government and wish to help the environment regain its somehow lost vitality, that is why we offer you the best services and assistance in finding the best solution for you and your budget.

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