Air Source Heat Pumps
- Low maintenance costs
- Long service life
- Reduce gas consumption
Air Source Heat Pumps essentially move heat from one area to another. Using electricity to operate, they extract heat from the outside air, which causes a refrigerant liquid to boil and turn to gas. The heat pump then compresses that gas and uses the warmth it creates to heat your buildings and provide hot water.
They work best when the difference between the inside and outside temperatures is minimal. Think of them in a similar way to your fridge. In warmer weather your fridge has to work harder to keep cool. Air Source heat pumps operate in the same way but in reverse. This makes them a good fit for underfloor heating systems. Floors cover a much larger area than radiators, so don’t need to get as hot to provide the same amount of heat.
Low maintenance costs and long service life are just two factors that make Air Source Heat Pumps worth considering. They also help to reduce your gas consumption, making you less reliant on the fossil fuels and lowering your utility bills.
When coupled with a renewable generator (wind or solar) they are a great option for your business if you are looking to reduce your carbon footprint to meet net zero goals, boost your green initiatives or demonstrate your Corporate Social Responsibility.
The first steps would be to have an initial conversion to establish your needs and aspirations. We would then do a site audit, which would involve visiting the premises, assessing your gas usage patterns, insulation of buildings and the surface area of your rooms in order to tailor a system as efficient as possible in order to meet your energy demands. A full proposal will be put together and sent across to you. This should contain everything you need to decide. We can then review this proposal with you and undertake any negotiations. If you decide to go ahead, we will be able to support you through the project and answer any queries you have.
If you would like to explore Air Source Heat Pumps and the options available to your business, please get in touch with us today using the form at the top of this page, speak to us directly via the live chat on our website, email us or give us a call on 01603 625522.
Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EV)
With the government setting a target of stopping sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, there is a strong focus on electric and hybrid vehicles. Over the next few years, as we get closer to the 2030 deadline, the demand for EV points will become much greater. Whether you are looking to install charge points for commercial vehicles or private employee cars we can guide you through finding the right solution for your business.
Outsourced Energy Management
Understanding how energy is being used in your business, the impact it’s having on the environment and finding ways to become more energy efficient can be a full-time job for someone – although you may find hiring an in-house Energy Manager costly. We can provide you with the services of an Outsourced Energy Manager, who spends as much or as little time within your business as you choose. Whether your business needs to meet ESOS or SECR audits, or you wish to promote your workforce to be more sustainable, our outsourced energy manager can cater for all aspects.
5 Reasons to Consider Solar PV for your Business
Investing in solar could help your business protect a significant portion of its energy usage from increasing costs and will put you ahead of growing legislation as the government focuses on net zero. Not only could it bring substantial financial benefits it’s also becoming increasing attractive due to the positive impact on the environment.
What is Net Zero? Are Businesses Ready?
Lots of us have heard the term Net Zero but a lot of us are not aware of what this means. Before we look at how we can achieve this, it is important to look at what is meant by this. In simple terms, it refers to the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas produced and the amount removed by the atmosphere.
Sustainable Fashion
Sustainable fashion relates to clothing that has been made in an ethical way and this includes a range of areas such as the premises that they are made in, fair pay for workers, the use of recyclable materials or materials that don’t harm the planet etc.
Are we doing enough for future generations to live sustainably?
As part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development there are a collection of 17 interlinked sustainable goals that have been set out to re-affirm the commitment by the world to sustainable development.
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