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Decarbonising buildings
Reducing carbon emissions from buildings is one of the critical challenges facing the UK today. Why?
It’s simple. To reach net zero emissions, we must remove the fossil fuels we’ve used for centuries, such as oil and gas, from the heating and cooling systems in our buildings.
It’s time to consider switching gas boilers for heat pumps.
Switching to Renewables
Heat pumps significantly reduce your carbon emissions by switching the heat source from gas to electricity.
Electric heat pumps are around four to five times more efficient than gas boilers and have lower maintenance requirements. And, unlike gas boilers, their energy source is carbon free.
If your building has boilers and chillers nearing end-of-life, replacing them with a heat pump system is the best solution.
Are Heat Pumps the Answer?
All new assets require investment regardless of the technology, but there are other costs to consider around a degasification project.
These may include modifications to the way heat is distributed around the building via duct and pipe work. Accommodating the