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14 September 2023As we are all aware government rhetoric and legislation is leading to an increased interest in commercial heat pump technology for domestic hot water production and heating. So this blog answers the question of just how do commercial heat pumps work?
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6 September 2023Chris Goggin of Rinnai looks at Government policy on low carbon heating and hot water provision which is defined by international pricing, supply chains and political polarisation leading to a rare level of market confusion. This has led to UK customer confusion over which appliance and what fuel should be sourced for heating and hot water needs. Installers & contractors suffer when advising and specifying on behalf of customer due to constant shifts in policy and regular mainstream media…
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Rinnai’s regular focus groups based in London have called for greater clarity from UK policymakers in terms of both appliances and chosen fuels for domestic and commercial installations of heating and hot water systems.
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One of the biggest hospitals in the Northwest has changed its hot water feed entirely over to highly efficient continuous flow water heaters that are I2HY20 certified for 20% Hydrogen blends.
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Now freely available on the Rinnai UK website is an interview with Jonny Williams, head of strategy and partnerships at Naked Energy, a UK solar thermal and PVT company that specializes in designing and manufacturing solar thermal products for hybrid heating and hot water systems.
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Chris Goggin of Rinnai analyses the imbalance between the two distinct sides of the NetZero. On one hand there are academics and Government policymakers expecting an energy & fuel scenario that ticks all boxes of theory and then there is the national & international marketplace with its own expectations, options and solutions.
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Rinnai Low-GWP 55kW Heat Pump, bespoke thermal stores, Plate Heat Exchangers, and 10 cascaded I2HY20 Hydrogen-ready continuous flow water heaters have been specified for a new development in the heart of the Farringdon district of London.
