News & Views

The introduction of Awaab’s Law marks a major shift in social housing standards, demanding swift action to tackle damp and mould. With over 88,000 UK homes at risk, ensuring proper ventilation is now a legal and moral necessity.

This year, Ecolution Group celebrates 25 years of leadership in the renewables sector with the launch of a brand-new website. Designed to reflect the our strategic evolution and commitment to innovation, the site offers an enhanced user experience while better showcasing our expertise and experience.

Secure your SHDF Wave 3 funding's success! Discover how Ecolution's expertise in renewable energy solutions can maximise your impact and create sustainable social housing.

We're thrilled to announce that we'll be exhibiting at HOMES UK and Unlock Net Zero Live on the 27th-28th of November, visit us at stand U704!

PV systems are extremely safe under normal operating conditions if installed and maintained by professionals according to electrical regulations and guidelines and do not inherently pose a danger to people or property.

In 2019 the UK committed itself to achieving the goal of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions to "net-zero" by the year 2050. By doing so the county would theoretically stop contributing to global warming/climate change. It's an ambitious target, and so far the UK is the only major country to make such a commitment.

There are plenty of things right about social housing in the UK, including the fact that it provides countless people with an affordable place to live with somewhat more generous tenant rights than those who rent from private landlords.

The UK government is to set in law by the end of June 2021 the world's most ambitious climate change target, cutting emissions by 78% by 2035 compared to 1990 levels.

Ecolution Group is pleased to announce that will be installing renewable energy technologies under the Green Jump Surrey project, an initiative which is being run by the domestic energy efficient service, Action Surrey, on behalf of partner local authorities.