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The great heating challenge - again

One of the major hurdles to decarbonisation is that at the moment, almost 70% of the UK’s heat for industry, commercial buildings and homes comes from natural gas. As the Strategy states: “Meeting our target of reducing emissions by at least 80% by 2050 implies decarbonising nearly all heat in buildings and most industrial processes.” Government is well aware that there is n...

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Accelerator – not brake

Workers make their way every day to these commercial centres and other smaller businesses (sandwich shops, dry cleaners, pubs) set up around them to serve those hard-working commuters.

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Renewable heating installation helps support homeless charity

The company is already working towards building a sustainable future for commercial businesses and households throughout the UK. “Providing some support to a local charity who are also wanting to ensure their services are future-proof, was something we couldn’t say no too,” added Bryan.

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Invigorated by COP26

...oke at a Scottish Enterprise event at COP26 detailing why we believe that the future of sustainable heating on the UK can be answered by the adoption of more heat pumps, both in our homes and commercial buildings. That heat pump market is just being born in the UK now, despite people’s dreams of it existing for 20 years.

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Could price rises help stop our adherence to the fossil fuel?

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has been inspired by the metamorphosis of London’s Kings Cross from an industrial wasteland into a high-end commercial and residential space, and wants the projects to be “ambitious, King’s Cross-style, transforming derelict urban sites into beautiful communities.” Under the new plans, the ‘80/20 rule’ (w...

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With big infrastructure, the small details matter

Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) systems such as our Commercial Lossnay system provides an ideal solution for keeping humidity at healthy levels. Lossnay extracts stale air from an occupied space while simultaneously supplying fresh air – and recovers valuable heat for optimum efficiency. Nuclear power stations are located on the coast, as they require water fo...

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Growing your business can be a breeze for AC engineers

Another additional benefit is that me and my fellow trainers have had time to plan and create new courses , so we have added more for Ecodan heat pumps, included commercial Ecodan, expanded the DX training, and included ventilation as a whole new area of training.

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What does a good maintenance regime look like?

To this mix, we can add challenges such as the Minimum Energy Efficiency Requirements (MEES) that are putting the focus on energy use in commercial buildings. By 2030, the minimum allowed EPC rating will be B. That’s a significant change from the current minimum of G and will necessitate many building owners and managers to achieve much more energy efficient building operation. ...

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Mitsubishi Electric Becomes a Patron of The AIG Women's Open

Neil Armit, Chief Commercial Officer of The R&A said, “We would like to welcome Mitsubishi Electric as a patron of the AIG Women’s Open. We have very clear vision to elevate the AIG Women’s Open and this can only be realised with the support of partners who are committed to creating a world class championship. We are grateful for the support of Mitsubishi Electric and lo...

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The end of gas or the end of days!

On the commercial side though, things are moving apace as many local authority and educational buildings have been converted to heat pumps through what’s commonly known as Salix funding, and developers and building owners knowing that they need to move away from older, dirtier heating systems to avoid stranded assets.

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