The ETL comprises mostly energy-efficient equipment, together with selected renewable energy technologies like solar thermal heating, biomass boilers and heat pumps. The NFU would welcome the revision of the ETL as part of an energy policy shift towards non-tariff based financial incentives for investment in low-carbon renewable energy technologies, especially given the ongoing reduction in Feed-In Tariffs and RHI for many small-medium scale renewables technologies.
This consultation closed on Friday 29th January. Read the DECC consultation document here (opens in a new window). NFU members can download and read our consultation response here.