Renewable energy news from isoenergy

Isoenergy plumbing teams have now started working on the new plant room for the ground source heat pump system at Bath Abbey.

One of the UK’s main LPG suppliers has written to its customers in our area informing them of a significant increase in the price of LPG.

Did you know you can claim a tax-free quarterly payment for up to twenty years to offset the cost of installing a renewable heating system?

The UK Committee on Climate Change recently released plans and recommendations to reduce UK carbon emissions to zero by the year 2050. Recommendations cover six main areas including aviation, agriculture and waste management. The main area of focus for us here at isoenergy are the recommendations surrounding the energy we use to heat our homes and businesses.

Isoenergy has been installing heat pump systems for clients for over 10 years. We have had countless conversations with homeowners who have heard that the temperature of the hot water out of a heat pump is lower than a fossil fuel boiler. We are most commonly asked the question “What about the dishes? Will the hot water be hot enough for us?”

Since heat pumps first became available in the UK, people have been concerned about the output temperature they can reach and want to know if a heat pump will work with their existing radiators. This short answer is yes, of course.

Having received conflicting information from various independent consultants regarding a ground source heat pump solution, the owners of Llandraw Farm turned to isoenergy to provide clear advice and design the best sustainable energy solution for their needs.

Isoenergy’s sales team recently visited the new headquarters of renewable energy manufacturers Ecoforest in Vigo, Spain.

Last week saw further progress with the GSHP project at Bath Abbey. As part of the technical design submission to the client team it was agreed to build a mock-up of the drain above ground and install one of the custom-built Energy Blades in the manner we plan to install them in the Great Drain later in the year.

Those of you claiming the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) for your renewable energy system might be aware that Ofgem have the right to inspect your installation to check compliance with the regulations. We have now been made aware that they have the right to inspect your installation without prior notice. We know this because one of the systems installed in our offices at isoenergy was checked yesterday.