As we strive towards a sustainable future, the need for alternative methods of heating our buildings becomes increasingly apparent. Traditional heating systems, reliant on fossil fuels, have led to significant environmental damage. However,…
According to a comprehensive survey conducted by Nesta, over 80% of households that switched from gas boilers to electric heat pumps expressed satisfaction with their new heating systems. The survey, which is believed…
In the pursuit of a sustainable future, one of the biggest challenges we confront is the discovery of alternative methods for heating our buildings without reliance on fossil fuels. The undeniable environmental harm…
Performance data released as part of the Electrification of Heat Demonstration Project (EoH), has shown that Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) operate with high efficiency even in cold weather conditions, making the technology…
Heat pumps are widely seen as the most important technology when it comes to decarbonising heating. They will provide most of our heating needs in the future, on the path to net-zero emissions. …
One of the biggest challenges we face in the UK if we are to reach our target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050, is the decarbonisation of our heating systems. The fossil…
With the increased energy price cap coming into play in April energy prices will soon reach a record high. The recent developments between Russia and Ukraine have led to further concerns over energy…
Heating our homes account for a considerable amount of our total energy consumption, although it is mostly counterproductive to the fight against climate change. This is why the government and climate experts are…
With the recent energy price cap increase, the typical household will pay an extra £693 a year to take the total energy bill up to £1971 a year for gas and electricity, representing…
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) will launch in Spring 2022 to aid the decarbonisation of buildings. It will provide upfront capital grants to support the installation of Heat Pumps, and in some circumstances…
