Rinnai news

Rinnai is now offering a NEW and FREE customer service that designs the ideal heating and hot water system suited specifically to the customer’s property requirements. Obtaining a hot water and heating system designed to the specific needs of any site or property ensures that savings can be made in purchase and running costs as well as carbon emissions.

Tony Gittings, Managing Director at Rinnai, argues that decarbonisation can only be successfully achieved if time is spent identifying the appropriate low carbon solution for every site – be that hydrogen, heat pumps, bioLPG, or hybrid.

Tokyo, Japan, October 4, 2022 - Rinnai Corporation (Rinnai) and TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (Toyota), together with Woven Planet Holdings, Inc. (Woven Planet), have initiated collaborative efforts on a potentially ubiquitous new application of hydrogen for food preparation.

Rinnai continues to make additions and innovations in both products and services to complement its new H3 range of Hydrogen, Hybrid & Heat Pumps ranges. In helping reduce the carbon footprints and fuel costs of all sites and applications Rinnai is introducing an online Carbon Cost Comparison Form, which is available FREE of any charge on... https://www.rinnai-uk.co.uk/contact-us/carbon-cost-comparison-form

Rinnai moves into the next phase of H3 product development with the addition of Solar Products.

British solar heat tech developer Naked Energy today announces their partnership with Rinnai, innovators in heating and hot water appliance manufacturing.

Rinnai, one of the UK’s leading exponents of the practical, economic and technical approach to the current energy price spiral, is launching a new CPD – ‘Carbon & Economic Comparisons for Hot Water Systems using Heat Pumps, Electric and Hydrogen,’ aimed directly at the systems designers, major end-users, specifiers and consultants’ audience.

Products & services to lower carbon to net zero in any and all buildings.

Chris Goggin examines the recently published UK “Energy Security Strategy” and what this means for customers of domestic fuel and related products. Specific focus of this article will be applied towards how diversifying alternative power avenues will satisfy national demand and how this process affects how the UK secures its sources of domestically cultivated energy.

Rinnai’s latest CPD: Carbon and Economic Benefits of Zero Storage in Hot Water Systems, demonstrates carbon and cost savings achieved through its N Series of units offering a continuous flow water heating system. This CPD - and all others - can be found www.rinnai-uk.co.uk

Rinnai is offering FREE audits of total energy costs related to hot water systems on all sites. The audits are specifically aimed at maximising hot water delivery efficiencies thus making significant savings on fuel costs to the end-users. This can be booked by either calling 0300 373 0660 or visiting www.rinnai-uk/contact-us/request

Chris Goggin examines American interest and usage of hydrogen as a major contributor towards future decarbonizing of domestic energy options; and, American market size could influence European and therefore global…