The Government in Ireland had proposed to introduce a renewable heating obligation (RHO) in 2026 for the heating sector.
27 August 2025
The Government in Ireland had proposed to introduce a renewable heating obligation (RHO) in 2026 for the heating sector.
The latest companies who have had their OFTEC registration revoked as OFTEC continues to ensure highest standards are maintained.
As a regulated waste it is vital that glycol is disposed of in the correct way.
The approval of the Renewable Heat Obligation Bill 2025 is a major step to decarbonisation...
Off-grid constituents are at risk of being overlooked in the drive for electrification.
A recent review published by the Government has investigated the challenges faced when retrofitting in...
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council notified OFTEC of a successful prosecution of a solid...
From the 16th January 2024 – 25th April 2024 a total of 8 businesses had...
In April, members of the DESNZ select committee visited the HVO demonstration project in Kehelland,...
Ahead of publication of the government’s long-awaited Warm Homes Plan, the liquid fuel heating industry has called for the adoption...
A full agenda will unpack progress towards a clear and pragmatic rural decarbonisation plan.
What needs to change to deliver decarbonisation of domestic heating?
Technical considerations around the installing of solid fuel stoves.
The updates to the rules for the location of air source heat pumps.
When are you required to install a carbon monoxide alarm?
OFTEC warns of 'unintended consequences' to net zero policy.
Commentary on fuel pricing from the Spring 2024 issue of Oil Installer
Technicians are alerted to new regulations coming into effect.
Diversification has benefits for heating engineers,
OFTEC simplifies the heat loss calculation process.
A timely reminder that installation notification is a legal requirement
The Government in Ireland had proposed to introduce a renewable heating obligation (RHO) in 2026 for the heating sector.
The latest companies who have had their OFTEC registration revoked as OFTEC continues to ensure highest standards are maintained.
There is no justification for not properly balancing systems. It’s one of the most straightforward methods for installers to enhance...
The approval of the Renewable Heat Obligation Bill 2025 is a major step to decarbonisation and a paradigm shift for...
Off-grid constituents are at risk of being overlooked in the drive for electrification.
OFTEC Conference 2025 The liquid fuel heating industry is primed and ready to roll out its renewable solution for off-grid...
OFTEC welcomes Warm Homes Plan funding but highlights importance of consumer choice.
OFTEC is well known for its commitment to liquid fuel heating training and registration, but did you know that we...
An update from David Blevings, OFTEC’s Ireland Manager.
Andy Genovese of Hove Wood Burners explains why air pollution from solid fuel stoves has dropped over the last few...
A recent review published by the Government has investigated the challenges faced when retrofitting in conservation areas and listed buildings.
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council notified OFTEC of a successful prosecution of a solid fuel installer.
From the 16th January 2024 – 25th April 2024 a total of 8 businesses had their OFTEC membership revoked.
In April, members of the DESNZ select committee visited the HVO demonstration project in Kehelland, Cornwall.
OFTEC will be attending the InstallerShow again in 2024 at the NEC, Birmingham 25 – 27 June.
OFTEC welcomes new regional Inspector Gary Chandler.
This spring OFTEC celebrated a milestone anniversary of one of its valued employees.
Commentary on fuel prices from the Summer 2024 issue of Fuel Oil News
OFTEC has launched its 2024 conference - the last before the UK general election.
Installer support to be showcased by Grant UK at InstallerSHOW.
Industry body calls for clearer guidelines for installers as regulations create uncertainty.
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