Solar thermal hot water systems use the energy of the sun to heat water, they are suitable for supplementing the heating of water for showers and bathing and can reduce your hot water heating costs by upto 70%. Combined with a thermal store they can also add a contribution to your central heating on bright but cold days.

Pellet Boilers use wood pellets as their fuel source and can run your central heating where Solar cannot, the energy output isn't free but it is Carbon neutral, the Carbon released from the fuel during combustion is only that absorbed during it's growth, pellets are a truly sustainable and environmentally friendly product and pellet boilers will integrate seamlessly with a modern solar thermal system.

Sunlight is all you need to generate your own electricity from Solar Photo-Voltaic (P.V.) panels, and with the Government's feed-in-tariffs paying you to generate free electricity there has never been a better time to invest in a Solar P.V. system.

Modern wood burning appliances are clean, efficient and stylish, ranging from the traditional black iron stoves to range style cookers to contemporary design feature fires.
Hot water boilers can be just a back boiler or water jacket on a room model, or a dedicated wood gasification boiler - combined fuel models are available that will run on logs, wood chip or wood pellets.

Heat Pumps take heat from the ground or air (or water) and use it for space heating, and sometimes to heat hot water. They do require some electricity to run, but can produce 4 times the amount of energy they require, so 1kW of electricity put into the heat pump can produce 4kW of heat energy for your home.

Small wind turbines are becoming a common sight on farms and industrial premises, they generate free electricity as long as the wind is blowing, and as they benefit from the Government paying a feed-in-tariff for all the electricity they generate, if you have a property in a suitable spot they can be a good choice to generate your own power.