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Free guide makes sense of the RHI

Natural heating company Euroheat has launched a guide to the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) and biomass technology on its website.
The guide, RHI Explained, is designed to demystify the RHI for both commercial and domestic end-users of biomass technology. Euroheat says it is also useful for installers looking to help their customers understand the financial benefits of switching from fossil fuels.

Free to download, the guide outlines the benefits of installing biomass on a commercial scale, revealing the typical returns that can be expected by boilers for a variety of applications.

Although the government has not yet finalised the details of the domestic RHI, Euroheat provides current figures for the expected running costs for an average-sized family home, which could be as much as 40% cheaper when switching from oil to biomass.

Installers can download the guide for free from the Euroheat website at www.euroheat.co.uk



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23 April 2013

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