JustHeat Pro brings first-of-its-kind graphene-enabled heating technology into commercial use, helping estates reduce reliance on gas-linked heating as falling UK production and rising import exposure increase pressure on energy costs, supply resilience and net zero delivery. UK businesses are operating ...
Read More »Artus Air solutions being installed in British Land’s new HQ to support sustainability ambitions
Artus Air heating and cooling solutions are being installed at British Land’s new London head office at 20 Triton Street, Regent’s Place, supporting the developer’s commitment to creating high-quality workplaces with significantly reduced carbon impact. Developer British Land is renowned ...
Read More »Edinburgh College becomes first college in Scotland to fully decarbonise one of its campuses
Edinburgh College recently advanced its net zero goals after becoming the first college in Scotland to completely decarbonise one of its campuses. Working in partnership with renewable energy experts Vital Energi, and funded through the Scottish Government’s Energy Efficiency Grant ...
Read More »Navigating a new future for non-domestic buildings
As the construction industry continues to evolve in line with decarbonisation goals, facilities managers must adapt or face being left behind Andrew Lenton, Director of Business Development for Pipe Centre, explores the changes, and how merchants are supporting SMEs to ...
Read More »VIVO trials electric wallpaper in military housing
In a bid to cut costs, prevent damp and mould and provide healthier homes for armed forces families, Vivo Defence Services is trialling electric heated wallpaper in military housing. VIVO is carrying out data monitored testing at two homes in ...
Read More »Veolia announces low-carbon heat network ‘Ecothermal Grid’ offer in the UK with £1bn project pipeline
Veolia announces it has a £1bn pipeline of projects that are due to be awarded by 2030, as part of the UK deployment of a new ‘Ecothermal Grid’ offering in the UK. It’s in line with the company’s ambitions to ...
Read More »Liberty powers ahead with three heating and renewable energy contracts
Property services provider, Liberty, has secured three major contracts: a new renewable energy maintenance deal with Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) and the retention of heating agreements with WCBC and Shropshire Town and Rural (STAR) Housing. In Wrexham, Liberty will ...
Read More »Trade Associations collaborate on heat pump insulation guide
The definitive good practice guide covers the thermal insulation of domestic, communal and commercial heat pump installations. The Thermal Insulation Contractors Association (TICA) has joined forces with key industry partners to launch a new heat pump installation guide which provides ...
Read More »Lovat’s to deliver the Commercial Heating Framework for Fife Council
Scottish building services company, Lovat’s Group has been appointed to deliver the Commercial Heating Framework for Fife Council. The contract award, which covers an initial five-year term, with the option to extend for a further three years, has an estimated ...
Read More »Mitie brings in former RMS team to strengthen heat decarbonisation offering
Mitie has enhanced its capability to manage the design, development, installation and maintenance of heat decarbonisation solutions by bringing in-house fabrication and heat pump expertise from the former RMS team. The move will strengthen Mitie’s ability to deliver turnkey heat ...
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