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The Solar Trade Association is campaigning for the launch of a meaningful Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI), one which will encourage end-users to take advantage, while boosting business for renewable installers, particularly  solar thermal ones.

This Friday (26th April) the Solar Trade Association needs you to #TweetforHeat

Stuart Elmes Chair of the STA Thermal Working Group has written  an article on his 

Logic Certification has launched two new qualifications designed to promote gas safety within the social housing sector:

• Level 2 QCF Award in Gas Safety Awareness in Social Housing
• Level 4 QCF Award in Gas Safety Management in SocialHousing

Logic Certification has expanded its provision of Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) courses for the electrical trade by adding four new qualifications to its growing portfolio. All Level 3 Awards, the new courses cover the traditional electrician's role; from installation through to certification; plus solar photovoltaic system installation and maintenance. 

The Qualifications and Credits Framework (QCF) is the new way vocational training is being structured, providing a more flexible route to achievement. Logic Certification has now launched a range of QCF courses, covering the building services engineering sector, with more planned over the coming months:

Solar Power UK is hosting a series of events this February designed to help solar businesses get ahead in 2013. Taking place throughout the UK, the half day seminars will cover hot topics such as the new MCS guide, Green Deal and updates from DECC.

Logic Certification has launched a new LPG Gas Safety Training Manual aimed at candidates about to undertake either core or changeover LPG ACS assessments. 

Logic Certification is launching new QCF qualifications in 2013, bringing more of its courses in-line with the nationally recognised framework.

Christmas Opening Hours for Logic Certification

Logic Certification, through its network of approved centres, is now accredited to deliver a new ACS course which ensures best practice in the detection of Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Carbon Dioxide (CO₂ ) within domestic dwellings. The first centre to successfully provide ' Carbon monoxide/Dioxide atmosphere and appliance testing' (CMDDA1) is SGAS in Blackpool, with over 40 candidates having successfully completed the assessment.

Carbon Monoxide poisoning has been well documented in the news. To ensure those responsible for the safe running of CO and CO2 detection devices, Logic Certification is now running new ACS assessment:  Carbon Monoxide/Dioxide Atmosphere and Appliance Testing (CMDDA1).