How does an air source heat pump work?
Graham Hendra explains, in his unique way, how an air source heat pump works, and how every household in the UK already has a heat
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A brief history heat pumps
The history of heat pumps can be traced back to the early 1800s, when scientists first began to explore the properties of gases. In 1824,
When is a kW not a kW?
As an industry we don't do very much to convince people that we are not a bunch of liars. If a homeowner wants a heat
Are you being overcharged by your electricity provider?
We recently interviewed Jon Fletcher, CEO of Big Clean Switch, and he told us that an astonishing 50% of homeowners in the UK haven't switched
Heat pump innovation, electric vehicles and our carbon footprint
After recording our new series called We Ask... (watch this space) we had a quick, informal chat with Graham Hendra about the peoples' carbon footprints,
Boreholes for ground source heat pump systems
There's a lot you need to know if you're considering putting in a borehole for water or for your ground source heating loops. Geoff Ellison,
Heating systems are so old fashioned
These days I am lucky enough to find myself with plenty of time on my hands to look at things which are not necessarily in
Explaining the Energy Crisis in the UK
CEO of Big Clean Switch, Jon Fletcher, explains why electricity tariffs have increased so significantly in the UK this year, leading to many suppliers going
Why getting your heat loss calculations right is important
Emma Bohan, general manager of IMS Heat Pumps, sat down with us and explained the difference between ground source and air source heat pumps, and
Thermal stores and heat pumps are a big no-no
A thermal store is like a buffer vessel and a hot water cylinder all in one. Imagine a hot water cylinder but with loads of