The Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme is a government initiative that provides financial support to non-domestic properties for the installation of renewable heat systems.
To be eligible for the Non-Domestic RHI scheme, properties must meet certain criteria, including having an eligible heating system and meeting the scheme's emissions and efficiency standards.
The RHI scheme provides a financial incentive for non-domestic properties to switch to renewable heat sources, such as biomass boilers and heat pumps, and can help reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.
This guide provides an overview of the Non-Domestic RHI scheme, including eligibility criteria, application processes, and tips for successful installation of renewable heat systems.
This research paper examines the benefits and challenges of the Non-Domestic RHI scheme, including its impact on the uptake of renewable heat technologies and the barriers to implementation.
This FAQ page provides answers to common questions about the Non-Domestic RHI scheme, including eligibility, application processes, and payment rates.
This video explains the eligibility criteria for the Non-Domestic RHI scheme and provides an overview of the application process and payment rates.
This webpage provides policy and guidance documents for the Non-Domestic RHI scheme, including detailed information on eligibility, application processes, and scheme rules.