As part of the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) programme, it is a requirement to ensure your system remains compliant to continue receiving your benefits. One critical requirement is the recalibration or replacement of heat meters every 10 years.
In a groundbreaking collaboration, NFU Energy has teamed up with Tomato Energy to drive change in electricity supply for agricultural businesses. As the first energy provider to offer tailored support and preferential rates specifically for the farming sector, Tomato Energy is disrupting the Big Energy suppliers with its innovative “zero standard charge" tariff.
We’ve partnered with Wave Utilities, the esteemed “Water Retailer of the Year 2023,” to offer exclusive access to competitive water rates. This collaboration is a significant step towards making NFU Energy your go-to resource for all utility needs - electricity, gas, and now water.
NFU Energy recently announced the formalisation of a new pilot program, offering growers enticing incentives for achieving carbon reductions on beet crops in 2024. Due to the overwhelming demand, we have now filled all allocations and fully allocated all possible incentive payments.
Energy Now and NFU Energy will continue to work together to provide farmers and land managers with the information and guidance necessary to support their clean energy and sustainability objectives.
NFU Energy is excited to announce the launch of our photo competition in celebration of Great Big Green Week taking place 08-16 June!
Thank you to everyone who joined NFU Energy's webinar, "Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) Clinic Webinar: Optimise, Comply and Get Your Questions Answered!" held on Wednesday 22 May.
The Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE) and Cenex are leading a project to explore the potential of hydrogen (H2) as a replacement for fossil fuels on farms.
The Summer edition of NFU Energy’s special publication magazine has officially landed!
Are you tired of juggling energy contracts, navigating regulations, and striving to optimise energy efficiency while minimising costs?
