How does a Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) work? Below the surface layer, the ground remains at a constant temperature of about 12 degrees Centigrade all year round. A GSHP system makes use of [...]
The Royal Alexandra & Albert School, a state boarding school for over 1000 students in Surrey, has been progressing through the ReEnergise risk-reduction process for a low-carbon heat project [...]
This article was commissioned by the ISBA for the July 2019 edition of The Bursars Review. July 2020. Fandangle Hall School. Somewhere in the UK. Ali Frankley, new-ish Bursar of Fandangle Hall [...]
It’s been a while since our last newsletter, mainly because we’ve had so much work on that the sales and marketing team have been co-opted into project management tasks, to keep up with the pace. [...]
This time last year we were busy working with a school on the initial stages of a low-carbon district heating project, that would have seen the entire school estate coming off oil. The scheme was [...]
Number 10. Prime Minister’s Office. 17th February 2019. Prime Minister at her desk, prepping for PMQs. Enter Private Secretary. PS. Prime Minister, the children are going on strike. PM. Which [...]
How does a CHP work? Is this the best kept secret in the energy industry? Put in £2’s worth of gas and get out a £1’s worth of heat and £3’s worth of electricity; and reduce your emissions by up [...]
An initiative to achieve low-carbon energy installations for schools and other estates on oil, at the least possible risk and without the requirement for capital investment. ReEnergise is [...]
Mayor Trump has called a meeting in the market place. He is looking quite angry today. ‘Ahem. Some people here, bad people, have caused a trail of chaos and destruction in the town. It’s bad. [...]
Mayor Trump has called a meeting in the market place. He is looking quite angry today. ‘Ahem. Some people here, bad people, have posted a petition on the front door of the Town Hall. They say [...]
