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The average heating pump in the UK is one of the highest consumers of electricity in the home
(11/04/2008)

Energy saving and reducing emissions are still the hottest topics in the domestic heating sector and seem set to stay that way for the foreseeable future. Whilst renewable technologies are key to the future, the humble boiler – condensing or otherwise - will still be the prime provider of heating and hot water in the UK for the next fifteen to twenty years at least. Solar, heat pumps and individual CHP may be exciting, but without significant Government incentives to invest in them, they will be peripheral for many years – until they become cheaper to install, either because they get very much less expensive in themselves or because there are meaningful grants to help pay for them and reduce their pay back time, or because the psyche here in the UK changes to accept them as mainstream ... [read full article]

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