Renewable heating incentive was set up to help business, public sector and non-profit organisations
, on the family estate, Netherwitton Hall. OpenDemocracy have worked out using numbers from Ofgem based on how many boilers and the size of property that under the scheme they would probably have received just under £20,000 a year. Their boiler is powered by wood from the estate. It is estimated the estate will receive a total of £400,000 in 2015 prices by 2035. Trevelyan split with her husband in 2019 and no longer lives in the family home.
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