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This page refers to the pre-existing Energy Efficiency Scheme 2018, not the Energy Efficiency Scheme 2022 approved in Tynwald in December 2022. For more information on the Energy Efficiency Scheme

News > 2017 > Aug > 08

The Department of Economic Development has commended organisations at the 2017 Energy Awards for their work towards improving energy efficiency. The annual event hosted by the Department, focuses

News > 2017 > May > 22

The Department of Economic Development has announced the launch of the 2017 Energy Awards and is encouraging local organisations to submit entries. The awards give recognition to local businesses

News > 2012 > Aug > 14

The Isle of Man Department of Economic Development is pleased to announce the winners of the Energy Awards 2012. The Energy Awards are now in their fourth year and the awards ceremony took place

News > 2014 > Aug > 04

Experts advising the Isle of Man Government on offshore wind energy development have described how developers in the UK and overseas take measures to protect the marine environment.  The Government

News > 2012 > Aug > 16

The Department of Social Care has received an Energy Award for 2012. This was for best innovation to trial the use of an Air Source Heat Pump for central heating and hot water where very few options

News > 2013 > Jan > 14

Energy Eye – www.energyeye.im – is a computer programme that allows users to monitor electricity use through tailored graphs and charts to see where waste occurs and where savings can be made

News > 2023 > Feb > 27

The Climate Transformation Team have launched a survey to find out what energy efficiency tips have been the most useful to residents, and to look for those willing to share their stories

News > 2022 > Apr > 05

of Ukraine – which has caused further supply and pricing pressures, particularly on global energy and fossil fuel prices – and we are facing a perfect storm, Mr Speaker.  And I must be candid