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Could HVO be a viable option for rural leisure properties?
With a commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2050, the plumbing and heating sector plays a crucial role in setting the standard towards a more sustainable future. With more conventional oils such as kerosene being a major contributor to environmental pollution, those working in the trade must explore cleaner and more sustainable alternatives for customers. […]
Read MoreIs it time to consider domestic wind turbines?
In his latest article for Installer, Mark Allison considers the possibilities for combining solar with other renewables. What happens when it’s winter? A common question we get asked as solar installers. From queries about if panels generate at all, to understanding the panels don’t output at full power in daylight alone. But what if we could […]
Read MoreEnhancing Energy Efficiency Through Low Temperature Heating
With the ongoing push to meet Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 and the worst cost of living crisis for generations, cutting domestic energy use has never been a higher priority. With heating costs accounting for 60-70% of energy use, for many homeowners, the perception is that getting a costly new heating system is the […]
Read MoreCommercial vs Domestic jobs – What installers need to know
Whether you’re right at the start of your career and deciding where to specialise, or have been in the business for years and are looking to branch out into a new area, this guide is your one-stop shop for navigating commercial and domestic jobs. Mira Showers looks at what installers need to know about do the […]
Read MoreWhether you fit boilers or heat pumps, you can still futureproof the system – Opinion
The IPG has announced Carl Ladd (@GasLadd) as a brand ambassador, who will help spread the word about the work of independent businesses in our industry. Installer spoke to Carl at the IPG Conference about his journey to the tools, the state of the industry, and why he likes to shop independent: Q: How did […]
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