green-sustainability
Are consumers willing to pay for low carbon technologies?
A new report warns the government is facing a major consumer backlash over its plans for the mass roll-out of heat pumps to replace gas boilers. The new report, called Too Close to Home which has been published by the Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA), demonstrates that while consumers broadly support the government’s climate change efforts there […]
Read MoreWhy BioLPG offers quick carbon-reducing options for installers
Off-grid, rural UK homes have a particular set of challenges when it comes to decarbonising heat in these properties. Karl Bateman, National Specifier Manager at Calor, explains why these factors mean that boilers will continue to have a place in these homes, and why sustainable fuels such as BioLPG offer installers an easy way to […]
Read MoreRinnai announces N Series limitless hot water units are ‘Hydrogen Blend Ready’
Rinnai has announced that, after an extensive testing and verification process, its current Sensei N Series range is ‘Hydrogen ready’ now for the proposed initial supply of hydrogen blends fed through the existing gas infrastructure. The Sensei N Series can by powered by a blend of up to 30% hydrogen, Rinnai UK is also in […]
Read MoreIEA Report Urges Ban on Fossil Fuel Boilers by 2025
A new Net Zero report has urged that sales of fossil fuel boilers should be banned from 2025. The International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Net Zero by 2050 report provides a pathway to the goal of net-zero emissions by 2050. In it, it recommends that “in buildings, bans on new fossil fuel boilers need to start […]
Read MoreWhat are the low-carbon alternatives to fossil fuel boilers?
Myles Robinson, Co-Founder of Boiler Central, shares his thoughts on how low-carbon alternatives to fossil fuel boilers need to be affordable to avoid further rises in fuel poverty. The UK Government aims to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. As part of the drive for a cleaner country, fossil fuel boilers will be banned in […]
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