Heat pumps represent a modern, cost-effective solution to reducing both your energy costs and carbon footprint

Air-source heat pumps extract heat from the outside air, operating like fridges in reverse. These heat pumps in a residential setting can save more than 2 tonnes of carbon per year, contributing up to 20% less CO2 than gas boilers and up to 70% less than electric systems

Heat pumps offer a modern, low-carbon solution to provide space heating and domestic hot water 

A heat pump is an electrical device that extracts heat from one place and transfers it to another. Heat pumps are a highly efficient way to heat buildings. They draw in heat from the environment and use electricity to raise the temperature to a suitable level for space heating and hot water. Typically for each kWh of electricity consumed, 2.5-4kWh heat is supplied. Heat pumps deliver lower temperatures than boilers, so they work well with underfloor heating in new buildings or radiators with a larger surface area.

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