With a desire to reduce his carbon output, Mr Hardie decided to retrofit an air source heat pump into his existing property to replace his fossil fuel gas boiler, enabling him to do exactly what he set out to. In fact, Mr Hardie can expect to make CO2 savings of 5.1 tonnes per year. This is 75% fewer emissions than his old fossil fuel gas boiler.
Mr Prothero had installed air source heat pumps on various projects before. Now venturing on a barn conversion for his own project, he decided to go down the ground source heat pump route. With a project to heat the barn conversion efficiently and cost effectively; to reduce his carbon footprint; and with land available for the outside pipework, a ground source heat pump made perfect sense.
Mrs Hewitt from Cheshire had an aim to incorporate a renewable technology heating system to her new build property in Cheshire. She achieved that by installing an 8.5kW Mitsubishi Ultra Quiet Ecodan, motivated by rising fuel prices and carbon reduction as her main reasons to install the air source heat pump system.
John and Anya from Suffolk decided to invest in the Mitsubishi Ultra Quiet Ecodan Air Source Heat pump for their Barn Conversion project. At first, they were slightly sceptical of the technology, however with a little helping hand from Alto Energy their minds changed and they will now benefit from a renewable heating source.
