The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is a government scheme designed to support households in the move away from fossil fuels for heating and towards renewable energy sources. The RHI was introduced for non-domestic properties in November 2011 and is the first tariff scheme of its kind in the world for renewable heat. The long awaited domestic RHI scheme launched in full on 9th April 2014.
What’s in this guide?
Introduction to the RHI
Start here for a quick introduction to the Renewable Heat Incentive. What technologies are covered and how it works…
Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive Guide
Under the Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, householders receive quarterly payments for a period of 7 years based on the amount of renewable heat their system produces. This comprehensive guide will cover everything you…
Domestic RHI Questions & Answers
What technologies? What are the tariff rates? Who can apply? and when will it start? Most common questions on the new proposed domestic RHI are answered here…
RHI Domestic Tariffs
Tariff rates have been announced for the new domestic phase of the RHI…
RHI Commercial Tariffs
Reference section listing current tariff information for the commercial RHI…
What to Expect From the Domestic RHI? [infographic]
A quick look at the key elements announced for the new domestic RHI. Easy to read and share…
