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02. Grants For All In The LCBP
03. Will WEEE Work?
04. New HSE Asbestos Awareness Campaign
05. Skills And The Renewable Energy Sector
06. Warwick Wind Trials
Pro Enviro hosted the launch of the SEE Change project. On hand to show support and help get the project off to a great start were Stafford MP David Kidney, who officially opened the centre, and senior representatives from Advantage West Midlands, Learning and Skills Council and the East Midlands Development Agency.
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Stream 2 of the LCBP was published at the end of August completing the details for the two funding streams available to support market development of microgeneration technologies. Are you eligible?
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Businesses believe that the introduction of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) legislation has been poorly managed according to preliminary results from a UK-wide survey among businesses affected by it.
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The Health & Safety Executive are running an asbestos awareness campaign from September to October 2006. The new "Don’t take the gamble" campaign is aimed at workers who may work on asbestos that falls outside the licensing regime.
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An increase in the size of the renewable energy sector as a result of the Governments microgeneration strategy will increase demand for a series of specialist skills in development, production, installation, and maintenance of these new technologies.
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A new microgeneration initiative is starting in Warwick District in the West Midlands. Trials of rooftop based microwind turbines from two manufacturers will shortly be established due to the initiative of the Pilkington Energy Efficiency Trust along with the enthusiasm of the Action 21 Energy Group, County and District councils.
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