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Geo Thermal Heat Pumps - Facts in brief...
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Heat Pumps
What we do
We supply and install a range of renewable technologies including heat pumps
for domestic and commercial buildings.
Ground Source Heat Pumps - On average you can save £400 - £800 on your
heating bills and 2 - 8 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year. (Energy Saving
Trust)
How it works
A ground source heat pump takes low level heat occurring naturally
underground and converts it to high-grade heat using an electrically driven
heat pump. This can then be used to heat spaces in a building. If reversed
it can provide air-cooling.
The heat is collected through underground pipes laid 1-2 metres below the
surface, or in boreholes, depending on the available space. A closed system
of re-circulated water collects the heat from the ground and delivers it to
the heat pump where it is re-distributed into the required building, often
as under floor heating.
Costs
A typical 6 - 8kW system costs £7,300 - £11,800 (not including the price of
distribution system). This can vary with property and location.
Site Suitability
Ground source heat pumps are best suited to new-build projects, but can be
specified for certain existing buildings.
Heat pumps come in varying sizes, from a 5-10 kW unit to suit a range of
buildings from heating a small office, up to a many hundred kW unit fitted
to heat and cool a multi storey office block.
Grants
The BERR funded low carbon buildings programme offers grants to help with
the costs of installing a ground source heat pump, with up to £2,500
available for domestic properties. Grants are also available for non-profit
community projects and schools.
Contact us for a Renewable Energy Survey, to assess your requirements, or
for a Heat Pump Quote.
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