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Are expensive heat pumps holding back Britain’s heating revolution?
By William Heinzelmann, Product Director at Passiv UK
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Case Study
Greenvolt inaugurates Hungary’s largest battery energy storage system
Greenvolt Power, a developer of large-scale wind, solar, and battery energy projects, and part of the Greenvolt Group, has inaugurated Hungary’s largest battery energy ...
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What new technologies will we see when the future arrives?
Rinnai Director Chris Goggin looks at and discusses the potential next generation of energy technology ideas and appliances that could deliver economic and efficient power ...
News
Hybrid Water Heating: The cost-effective route to compliance?
Rinnai Director Chris Goggin espouses the financial and ecological benefits of adopting hybrid technology in heating & hot water delivery. Hybrid systems are an innovative ...
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Prima Group partners with Gaia Energy for £2.2 million retrofit programme of merseyside homes
A North West housing provider Prima Group has appointed Knowsley-based retrofit specialist Gaia Energy to deliver a £2.2 million energy efficiency upgrade programme across more than 140 ...
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Greenvolt Next UK and Marq Logistics partner to deliver rooftop solar installation
Greenvolt Next UK, part of Greenvolt Group, a specialist in renewable energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector, has expanded its Europe-wide partnership with ...
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Britain sets solar record as households take control of energy bills
New government figures published today confirm a record year for solar deployment, as households and businesses across Britain respond to the energy crisis by generating ...
Training
Daikin and local partner D.P.H. Darlington Limited officially opened their new Sustainable Home Centre in Darlington.
The official launch event welcomed local tradespeople, homeowners, training attendees and industry partners, for live system demonstrations, guided showroom tours and introductory training sessions.
Training
Ideal opens its doors to showcase the present and future of heating
Ideal Heating has given visitors to its headquarters site a behind-the-scenes insight into the industry’s present and future.
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Carbon reducing hybrid hot water and heating systems
Rinnai’s Pete Seddon reviews the benefits of purchasing a low carbon hybrid heating and hot water system and provides a detailed exposition of the ...
Further Reading
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R-DME – An energy source for near future
Chris Goggin explains the relevance and value of rDME for sustaining rural businesses. r-DME offers operational and ecological benefits as an alternative fuel source for ...
Case Study
Collaboration helps Southampton Science Park switch on renewable back-up power
The University of Southampton Science Park is collaborating with Absolar and Technologywithin on an ingenious initiative to enhance the resilience and sustainability of mission-critical infrastructure.
News
Energy price cap will rise by 13% from July
Energy regulator Ofgem has announced a 13% increase of the energy price cap for the period covering 1 July to 30 September 2026.
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BIOLPG can be a solution for low carbon commercial applications
Rinnai Director Chris Goggin explains the benefits of utilising BioLPG as a low carbon solution for commercial applications. BioLPG is an easily deployed “drop in” ...
Insight
Welcome to the 2026 Energy Race: Three Breakthroughs That Will Define the Next Superpower
Carol Johnston, VP Industries, Energy, Utilities, and Resources, IFS
Insight
Why Installed Heat Pumps Underperform and the Role of Servicing in System Efficiency
Heat pump installations have increased quickly across the UK over the last few years. With funding support and a wider push towards low carbon heating, ...
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Delivering quality new build installations under the Future Homes Standard
MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme), the UK’s quality mark for small-scale renewables like solar panels and heat pumps, has welcomed the government’s Future Homes ...
Opinion
Grid reform in the UK: A generational opportunity for renewables
The UK’s electricity grid is at a tipping point. Record demand and a 95% clean power target by 2030 have pushed the grid queue to 700 GW ...
