Renewable Energy: Heating
Energy and Climate Change
Angie Bray (Ealing Central and Acton, Conservative)
To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change how many jobs he expects to be created in London as a result of the Renewable Heat Incentive.
Gregory Barker (Minister of State (Climate Change), Energy and Climate Change; Bexhill and Battle, Conservative)
The RHI offers a standard tariff to installations, differentiated only by size and technology, which is available to any non-domestic property, unaffected by location. The RHI is expected to deliver 39,000 installations through 2015. This is expected to support a large number of jobs, however DECC is not attempting to quantify the regional impacts of job creation or support caused by the RHI.