Rayotec

Info:  Was incorporated in 1987 to deal in the business of solar energy and is the appointed UK Distributors for the SCHOTT, Ritter, Thermomax and OKU solar collectors and photovoltaic solar electricity modules. The Company is geared up to provide commercial and technical support and information to those interested in solar energy.

It is also one of the UK's leading distributors of warm water underfloor heating. The Company promotes the Triple Tube system, which boasts the BBA certificate and the Rayomax system. Rayotec design and sell the systems as a kit, but in addition work close with an independent installation specialist company for those who would prefer a complete peace of mind service.

Riomay

Info:  Whether you are curious about renewable energy or committed to a sustainable solution to water heating, Riomay™ can help you. As one of the country’s leading suppliers and installers of water heating solar panels, we are increasingly becoming the choice for householders, communities and businesses.

With 30 years experience behind us, we can offer quality, reassurance and up-to-date information. The technology is simple and effective, and the benefits are huge. Now recognised as the cost-effective way to reduce CO2 emissions, Riomay’s exceptionally high quality approved and accredited solar thermal system, the Ecotube, is supported by government grants and business tax breaks.

Roofing Solutions UK

Info:  From Ireland to the Isle of Wight, we are leading loft insulation suppliers, offering reflective foil insulation for domestic and commercial use. What’s more, we offer BBA and LABC thermal approved insulation, with low emission high reflection systems available to UK and Republic of Ireland customers.

Insulating the envelope of a builing`s conditioned space yields these key benifits: provides a much more comfortable, productive and livable structure; in addition, the effects of moisture condensation and air movement are minimized in well-insulated buildings; this results in lower maintance costs and increased logevity of the building structure; reduces energy requirements, which lower utility bills; supports economic, environmental and energy conservation goals. This is evidenced by the numerous studies sponsored by the energy commission.