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Bethany Armstrong

Renewables Manager at iHeat

Bethany Armstrong is a renewables expert and operations manager at iHeat, specialising in heat pump solutions and solar project delivery across the UK.

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About Bethany Armstrong

Bethany Armstrong is a renewables expert and the Operations Manager at iHeat, where she leads delivery of sustainable heating and energy projects across the UK.

With a background in renewables and operations, Bethany has overseen the design, installation, and commissioning of heat pumps, solar thermal systems, and hybrid heating installations. She ensures projects run on time, meet quality standards, and align with regulatory requirements.

Bethany works closely with internal teams and external partners to coordinate logistics, compliance, and performance monitoring, bridging technical detail with strategic oversight.

She stays current with evolving building regulations, low-carbon technologies, and industry best practice, and contributes to iHeat’s knowledge base through technical writing and training support.

Expertise & Focus Areas

  • Renewable heating systems (heat pumps, solar thermal, hybrids)
  • Project management and operations
  • Quality assurance and compliance
  • Logistics and supply chain coordination
  • Technical training and documentation
  • Regulations and low-carbon technology trends


Articles by Bethany Armstrong are reviewed by iHeat’s technical team for accuracy and reliability.

Bethany Armstrong's latest articles

Best Solar Monitoring Apps UK: Tesla vs Sigenergy vs Duracell vs Hanchu

29th September, 2026 Comparisons

Best Solar Monitoring Apps UK:...

Tesla, Sigenergy, Duracell, and Hanchu offer solar monitoring apps with unique features su...

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Does a Home Battery Need Wi-Fi or an Internet Connection?

29th September, 2026 Guides

Does a Home Battery Need Wi-Fi...

Most home batteries can work without Wi-Fi, but some smart features need an internet conne...

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Solar Panels for Terraced Houses: What Homeowners Should Know

29th September, 2026 Guides

Solar Panels for Terraced Hous...

Many terraced houses are well suited to solar panels, with roof layout, orientation and sh...

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Do You Need Planning Permission For Solar Panels In The UK?

29th September, 2026 Guides

Do You Need Planning Permissio...

In most cases, homeowners in the UK don’t need planning permission for solar panels, provi...

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How Solar Panels Actually Work in UK Weather

29th September, 2026 Guides

How Solar Panels Actually Work...

Even in the UK’s cloudy weather, solar panels can still produce electricity. They do not n...

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Best Solar Panels UK

29th September, 2026 Guides

Best Solar Panels UK

In this guide we compare key panel types and specs for UK homes, outline typical installed...

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The MCS Certificate For Solar Panels: An Expert Guide

29th September, 2026 Guides

The MCS Certificate For Solar...

An MCS certificate confirms your solar panel installation meets recognised industry standa...

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Solar inverter clipping explained: Is your system losing energy?

23rd September, 2026 Guides

Solar inverter clipping explai...

Solar inverter clipping happens when your panels produce more power than your inverter can...

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Solar Battery Charge and Discharge Rates Explained

18th September, 2026 Guides

Solar Battery Charge and Disch...

A solar battery's charge and discharge rates determine how quickly it can store and supply...

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Home battery storage without solar: costs and savings

14th September, 2026 Guides

Home battery storage without s...

Can a home battery save you money without solar panels? Explore real iHeat quote examples,...

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Can You Replace Your Solar Inverter With a Different Brand?

08th September, 2026 Advice

Can You Replace Your Solar Inv...

Yes, you can replace a solar inverter with a different brand, as long as it's compatible w...

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Plug-In Solar Panels UK: Are They Legal And Worth It?

28th August, 2026 Guides

Plug-In Solar Panels UK: Are T...

From 27 August 2026, compliant plug-in solar panels can be connected to standard UK mains...

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