Go Renewable - Select technologies

Please note:

We’re currently piloting Go Renewable in Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Bristol and Oxfordshire. Home survey assessors and installers will only be working in these areas until wider rollout.

If you live outside of these areas, you can still use our free, independent online assessment to find out which renewable technologies are suitable for your home.

Review the technologies our assessment should cover

Our assessment will consider all the technologies listed below for your home. If there are any you don't want to include, you can untick them before you continue.

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Select the technologies you want our assessment to consider for your home.

All the technologies have been selected by default. If you’re not interested in some of the technologies, untick them and we won't consider them for your home.

If you’re unsure, we recommend selecting all the technologies.

On the following pages, we’ll collect some information about your home that will help to decide which of your selected technologies may be suitable.

You can always add more technologies later.

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Air source heat pump

An air source heat pump transfers energy from the outside air to heat your property and hot water.

Ground source heat pump

A ground source heat pump transfers energy from the ground to heat your home and hot water.

Biomass boiler

A biomass boiler burns wood pellets or logs to heat your property and hot water.

Solar photovoltaic panels

Solar panels, also known as solar photovoltaics (PV), convert sunlight to electricity that can power your appliances, charge a battery and be sold to the grid.

Electric battery

An electric battery stores electricity for later use. For example, if you’re out during the day and not using the electricity from your solar panels, the battery will store it for you to use when you're home.

Solar hot water panels

Solar hot water systems collect heat from the sun to heat your water. The hot water is stored in a hot water tank or thermal store until you need to use it.

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