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Vent-Axia, leaders in low carbon ventilation, is delighted to be supporting Climate Week by offering a special lo-carbon discount. During Climate week (12-18th March 2012) online customers will be able to obtain a 30% reduction on the price of the company’s Lo-Carbon Tempra single room heat recovery unit by purchasing the fan via Vent-Axia's website (www.vent-axia.com)

UK's Carbon Footprint 1990 - 2009

UK’s carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint has fallen again according to data released today.

• £3.5m to train Green Deal assessors and installers
• £10m to improve the energy efficiency of non domestic buildings

A total of £3.5million in funding has been announced today to help train hundreds of people in key green skills ahead of the launch of the Green Deal, delivering on the Deputy Prime Minister’s announcement in March last year to create 1,000 Green Deal apprenticeships.

A new offensive on cutting energy waste was launched by Edward Davey today, with the creation of a dedicated team within DECC assembled to spearhead energy efficiency policy and make it more relevant to people’s everyday lives.

The Energy and Climate Change Secretary today unveiled details of the new Energy Efficiency Deployment Office (EEDO) at a meeting with industry leaders at The John Lewis Partnerships’ Peter Jones store on Sloane Square, London.

In his first speech as Secretary of State, Mr Davey said:

BEAMA has welcomed the Zero Carbon Hub VIAQ (Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality) Task Group Interim Report, which acknowledges the increasing trend towards specifying Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems in new homes.

Vent-Axia has added to its comprehensive heating portfolio with a new range of energy efficient aluminium radiators. Manufactured from 100% recycled aluminium derived from drink cans, the environmentally friendly Opal range offers the next generation of electric heating technology.

Vent-Axia’s new Silent Fan has been awarded the Quiet Mark 2012 by the Noise Abatement Society and features on the new online Quiet Mark Directory (www.quietmark.com) launched today.

Vent-Axia has helped a family by supplying ventilation to their two-bedroom home in Conwy. The company provided its innovative single room heat recovery solution, the Lo-Carbon™ Tempra, to the Conwy property shown on the BBC One series 'DIY SOS: The Big Build' as part of a life changing transformation to the family’s home.

Vent-Axia, a leader in HEVAC technology, has introduced a new comprehensive range of heated towel rails. The launch further expands Vent-Axia’s existing heating portfolio and complements its ventilation range thus offering its customers a one stop shop for all their heating and ventilation requirements.

When a property in Chesterfield was in desperate need of new ventilation Vent-Axia was only too happy to step in. The company supplied its innovative single room heat recovery solution, the Lo-Carbon™ Tempra, to a 1970s home in Chesterfield shown on the BBC One series 'DIY SOS: The Big Build' as part of a life changing transformation to the family’s home.