Market update (incl. Green Deal Home Improvement Fund ... - Regensw
Welcome “Warm Up Bristol” Meet the Buyer Event 16th September 2014
Agenda 9.00: Registration
9.30: Welcome and introductions 9.35: Market update (incl. Green Deal Home Improvement Fund, ECO, Domestic RHI) Lee Richards, programme manager – built environment, Regen SW,
9.45: Warm Up Bristol - the vision, what are we looking to achieve Mike Soldner, Green Deal/Retrofit project manager, Bristol City Council 10.15: How Warm Up Bristol will work and how to get involved Tony Beer, head of boiler and heating installations, Climate Energy 11.15: Questions and discussion 12.00: Lunch & Networking 13.00: Close
Market data from Renewable Heat Premium Payment scheme RHPP Vouchers issued since 2011
Of the 24,000 vouchers issued, the diagram clearly shows heat pumps have been the most popular technology for Renewable Heat Premium Payments.
3,841 7,737 3,392
Many see heat pumps being the biggest winner from domestic RHI but biomass should be a key technology for the south west
8,685
Ground or Water Source Heat Pump
Biomass Boiler
Air Source Heat Pump
Solar Thermal
Source: DECC RHI Statistics
Market update for Domestic RHI •
Below are tables of deployment rate from launch up till 31st July 2014
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Table 1: non-legacy applications, applications with systems installed after the launch of the scheme on 9/4/14 Tariff band Air source heat pump Ground source heat pump Biomass Solar thermal Total
•
Applications Number 348 63 428 207 1,046
Accreditations Number
% of total 33% 6% 41% 20%
% of total 233 33 311 144 721
32% 5% 43% 20%
Table 2: status of all applications between 9/4/14 to 31/7/14 Tariff Band
Air source heat pump Ground source heat pump Biomass systems Solar thermal Total
Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total
Accredited 1,775 65% 714 59% 1,182 74% 1,290 69% 4,961 67%
In review 710 26% 396 32% 326 20% 469 25% 1,901 26%
Application status Rejected1 Failed1 201 38 7% 1% 89 20 7% 2% 79 14 5% 1% 93 16 5% 1% 462 88 6% 1%
Cancelled 2 0% 1 0% 3 0% 0 0% 6 0%
Total 2,726 100% 1,220 100% 1,604 100% 1,868 100% 7,418 100%
Market update for Green Deal
Total number of measures installed using Green Deal finance was 4,171 up to the end of July 2014. Photovoltaics accounted for 28% of measures installed, followed by boilers 25%, and solid wall insulation 15%
In total, there were 3,898 Green Deal Plans in the system at the end of July 2014. Assessments to GD plans are low but evidence suggests that a large proportion of assessments turn into work NOT under a GD plan
Market update for ECO
Overall, 891,669 measures had been installed to the end of June 2014. The split by obligation shows 41% of measures installed under ECO were delivered through the Carbon Saving Target (CERO), 18% delivered were through Carbon Saving Communities (CSCO) and 40% were delivered through Affordable Warmth (HHCRO).
The majority 82% of the 323,617 cavity wall insulation measures installed were delivered to Hard to Treat cavity wall properties. Around two thirds 65% of the 188,543 loft insulation measures installed under ECO up to the end of June 2014 were top ups. Of the 58,693 solid wall measures installed, the large majority 92% were External Wall Insulation.
GD Home Improvement Fund GDHIF voucher application use
Flue Gas Heat Recovery 15%
Boiler 16% SWI 69%
•
Opened June 2014
•
Closed 24th July 2014
•
Householders that were eligible could claim up to £7,600
•
21,464 applications
•
Budget committed - £117m
•
Of these 21,464 applications 14,323 had been issued by end of July
•
However only 449 have been paid by end of July = £2.3m
•
DECC dealing with backlog and questions over eligibility of majority of applications
Market data from Renewable Heat Premium Payment scheme Redeemed RHPP vouchers by location
1120 2492 1615
254 313 1960 903
806
The south west has had the most vouchers issued reflecting the good demand for renewables by the residential market. It is also probably influenced by high percentage of off-gas households, excellent levels of biomass supply and solar radiation.
1613
879 855
South West
South East
East of England
West Midlands
North West
Yorkshire and the Humber
East Midlands
North East
London
Scotland
Wales
Source: DECC RHI Statistics
Agenda 9.00: Registration
9.30: Welcome and introductions 9.35: Market update (incl. Green Deal Home Improvement Fund, ECO, Domestic RHI) Lee Richards, programme manager – built environment, Regen SW,
9.45: Warm Up Bristol - the vision, what are we looking to achieve Mike Soldner, Green Deal/Retrofit project manager, Bristol City Council 10.15: How Warm Up Bristol will work and how to get involved Tony Beer, head of boiler and heating installations, Climate Energy 11.15: Questions and discussion 12.00: Lunch & Networking 13.00: Close
Market data from Renewable Heat Premium Payment scheme RHPP Vouchers issued since 2011
Of the 24,000 vouchers issued, the diagram clearly shows heat pumps have been the most popular technology for Renewable Heat Premium Payments.
3,841 7,737 3,392
Many see heat pumps being the biggest winner from domestic RHI but biomass should be a key technology for the south west
8,685
Ground or Water Source Heat Pump
Biomass Boiler
Air Source Heat Pump
Solar Thermal
Source: DECC RHI Statistics
Market update for Domestic RHI •
Below are tables of deployment rate from launch up till 31st July 2014
•
Table 1: non-legacy applications, applications with systems installed after the launch of the scheme on 9/4/14 Tariff band Air source heat pump Ground source heat pump Biomass Solar thermal Total
•
Applications Number 348 63 428 207 1,046
Accreditations Number
% of total 33% 6% 41% 20%
% of total 233 33 311 144 721
32% 5% 43% 20%
Table 2: status of all applications between 9/4/14 to 31/7/14 Tariff Band
Air source heat pump Ground source heat pump Biomass systems Solar thermal Total
Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total Number % of total
Accredited 1,775 65% 714 59% 1,182 74% 1,290 69% 4,961 67%
In review 710 26% 396 32% 326 20% 469 25% 1,901 26%
Application status Rejected1 Failed1 201 38 7% 1% 89 20 7% 2% 79 14 5% 1% 93 16 5% 1% 462 88 6% 1%
Cancelled 2 0% 1 0% 3 0% 0 0% 6 0%
Total 2,726 100% 1,220 100% 1,604 100% 1,868 100% 7,418 100%
Market update for Green Deal
Total number of measures installed using Green Deal finance was 4,171 up to the end of July 2014. Photovoltaics accounted for 28% of measures installed, followed by boilers 25%, and solid wall insulation 15%
In total, there were 3,898 Green Deal Plans in the system at the end of July 2014. Assessments to GD plans are low but evidence suggests that a large proportion of assessments turn into work NOT under a GD plan
Market update for ECO
Overall, 891,669 measures had been installed to the end of June 2014. The split by obligation shows 41% of measures installed under ECO were delivered through the Carbon Saving Target (CERO), 18% delivered were through Carbon Saving Communities (CSCO) and 40% were delivered through Affordable Warmth (HHCRO).
The majority 82% of the 323,617 cavity wall insulation measures installed were delivered to Hard to Treat cavity wall properties. Around two thirds 65% of the 188,543 loft insulation measures installed under ECO up to the end of June 2014 were top ups. Of the 58,693 solid wall measures installed, the large majority 92% were External Wall Insulation.
GD Home Improvement Fund GDHIF voucher application use
Flue Gas Heat Recovery 15%
Boiler 16% SWI 69%
•
Opened June 2014
•
Closed 24th July 2014
•
Householders that were eligible could claim up to £7,600
•
21,464 applications
•
Budget committed - £117m
•
Of these 21,464 applications 14,323 had been issued by end of July
•
However only 449 have been paid by end of July = £2.3m
•
DECC dealing with backlog and questions over eligibility of majority of applications
Market data from Renewable Heat Premium Payment scheme Redeemed RHPP vouchers by location
1120 2492 1615
254 313 1960 903
806
The south west has had the most vouchers issued reflecting the good demand for renewables by the residential market. It is also probably influenced by high percentage of off-gas households, excellent levels of biomass supply and solar radiation.
1613
879 855
South West
South East
East of England
West Midlands
North West
Yorkshire and the Humber
East Midlands
North East
London
Scotland
Wales
Source: DECC RHI Statistics
