Natural gas boilers can typically be modified to run on hydrogen mixed with natural gas, but the extent to which a particular boiler can operate on hydrogen depends on its design and age. In general, natural gas boilers can typically operate on mixtures of up to 20% hydrogen without significant modifications. However, higher levels of […]
Read MoreWhat is a CHP’s Combined Heat and Power unit?
A Micro Combined Heat and Power (Micro-CHP) unit is a type of cogeneration technology that generates heat and electricity simultaneously, typically using a small gas-fired engine or fuel cell system. Micro-CHP systems are designed to be used in small buildings such as homes, apartments, or small commercial buildings where there is a need for both […]
Read MoreWhy don’t Air Source Heat Pumps work well in the cold?
Why air source heat pumps are less effective during cold months Air source heat pumps (ASHPs) are a popular alternative to traditional heating systems because they are energy efficient, environmentally friendly, and can save homeowners money on their energy bills. However, one drawback of ASHPs is that they are less effective during cold months. In […]
Read MoreHow Will the Russia-Ukraine Crisis Impact Your Energy Bills?
As if gas prices weren’t high enough, the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine will likely lead to new headaches for homeowners right across the UK. The hardest hit will be homes that rely on gas-using appliances, such as boilers, gas fires, and cooking hobs. But why does a conflict happening over 1,000 miles away have […]
Read MoreWhy Your Boiler Efficiency Matters
With gas prices continuing to rise and soaring energy bills for UK households, many of you are looking at ways to reduce your energy spend each month. One of the easiest methods for reducing the amount of energy you consume is by increasing the efficiency of your gas-using appliances, none more so than your boiler. […]
Read MoreHow Can You Protect Yourself Against Energy Price Rises This Spring?
Within just a few weeks, UK householders will find out how much they can expect their energy bills to go up – with some predicting they may increase by as much as 50%. The industry regulator, Ofgem, is expected to announce the new price cap on 7 February 2022, a process that happens every six […]
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