Clean Energy: Government must implement Grid Reform

 

The energy production, trade, electricity generation and consumption statistics show that primary energy consumption in the UK on a fuel input basis fell by 4.9%, but indigenous energy production rose by 2.2%.

Electricity generation by Major Power Producers was marginally down with gas and renewables up 7.9% and 2.3% respectively, but nuclear was down 14%. Low carbon share of electricity generation by Major Power Producers fell by 1.6%, whilst fossil fuel share increased 1.6% to 30.8%.

Sheena McGuinness, Co-Head of Energy and Natural Resources at RSM UK, said:

“Despite the continued global focus on shifting towards nuclear and renewables, the latest data shows a mixed picture with renewable energy generation up and nuclear on a downward trend, while fossil fuels increased again.

“The transition to nuclear will not happen overnight. We’ve recently seen Sweden’s Vattenfall shortlist Rolls-Royce SMR to supply a series of small modular reactors (SMR), following its selection by Great British Nuclear to build three SMR units in the UK. These projects reflect the UK’s capability to innovate and be a leader in nuclear energy generation, provided the government delivers on its forthcoming Clean Energy Workforce Strategy and builds a skilled workforce to drive expansion across clean energy industries.

“More encouragingly, the uptick in renewable energy generation could be boosted further, amid news last week that a record amount of renewable energy capacity was granted planning permission in Q2 2025. This suggests that the government’s ambition to make Britain a ‘Clean Energy Superpower’ is finally gaining momentum. Energy businesses also continue to push for renewables projects, with the number of planning applications also growing over the same period. As these granted projects come to fruition, it’s key that the government commits to reforming the grid. With further details expected on the Connections Accelerator Service in Q4 2025, this should also help to streamline grid access for major investment projects.”

She added: “Given the complexity and anticipated long-term transition to net zero in the UK, energy businesses will want more certainty on investment and infrastructure in the upcoming Autumn Budget 2025. While capital funding was announced in last year’s Autumn Budget, businesses need more visibility on long-term funding pipelines to plan with confidence. However, with the latest fall in Energy Profit Levy revenues and growing pressure on the public purse, there is concern that fiscal constraints could limit the government’s ability to support clean energy businesses.”

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EJOT’s complete solution maximises EWI system quality and benefits

 

EJOT UK’s product range and 360-degree service is enabling the maximum value and energy saving benefits to be leveraged from external wall insulation (EWI) systems.

Its comprehensive range of insulation anchors, fasteners and post-install mounting elements for installing EWI, also known as ETICS (external thermal insulation composite systems), has recently been extended with the addition of a number of new innovative PVC profiles and beads. These are fundamentally important for built-up EWI systems to deliver on their promise, as any failure in these structural components could mean the built-up layers, including the insulation, are less effective at thermally insulating the building and deteriorate prematurely, resulting in the need for costly remediation.

EJOT’s profiles and beads are designed to optimise the long-term quality and performance of ETICS.

To ensure EJOT UK supports the sector most effectively, it has adopted a three-fold strategy. This is made up of a comprehensive technical development and testing phase to maintain a complete component and profile offering, plus a focus on optimisation of its processes to provide a streamlined and reliable supply chain for products.

The third dimension is providing world-class support to all those in the supply chain so that they have the data, training and knowledge to understand how to correctly integrate the products from design to installation.

EJOT UK calls this a 360-degree service. It starts at the design stage of a system or proposed EWI project when the company works closely with the design team to develop the most effective anchoring approach. This includes conducting pull-out tests on-site and using EJOT’s digital product configurator to arrive at the appropriate product combination, such as the EJOT ejotherm® STR-U 2G anchor complete with a pre-mounted screw.

This is an important area given that the choice of anchor will impact on the system’s thermal performance, the compatibility of insulation types possible and their thicknesses, as well as the overall cost given that advanced designs like EJOT’s may mean fewer anchors are necessary.

In these early stages, EJOT also works with clients on the pre-dimensioning of mounting elements for planned attachments. These are products such as EJOT Iso-Corner and EJOT Power-Bloc, which are designed to be fixed to the building substrate as the EWI system is being installed to accommodate medium to heavy-duty attachments such as balcony railings, brackets for downpipes, wall lights and railings.

By planning their location, a safe, secure attachment can be achieved once the façade is complete which does not create a thermal bridge.

EJOT UK’s 360-degree service benefits all those involved in the EW supply chain, helping to maximise return on investment for property owners and developers.

Working closely with the EWI systems companies and contractors at an early stage also enables the optimum suite of EJOT ETICS profiles and beads to be specified. The choice of these products impacts on installation efficiency and long-term performance of the EWI system, which is why EJOT’s design team in Germany have created products with innovative detailing to make a significant difference to the quality of the rendered finish, particularly at corners and around reveals such as windows and doors.

As part of EJOT UK’s on-site service, it also conducts adhesive tests with the profiles and beads to ensure they are compatible with the system build-up and target performance figures.

Clients are also supported to address unplanned attachments in situations when it is not possible to plan where, for example, a bracket may need to be attached to the façade. Post-install mounting elements, including EJOT Iso-Dart, make such attachments achievable with ease, enabling a secure fix to the substrate to be achieved through insulation at depths of up to 320mm with no thermal bridging effect.

 

Mark Newell, EJOT UK’s ETICS specialist said:

“The quality and performance of any building system will only ever be as good as its component parts. It may seem like an obvious statement, but it is important to highlight this in the context of the numerous other factors that influence specification and procurement decisions, not least budgetary pressures, project start and completion dates, product availability and install-ability.

“However, this is something that is increasingly being recognised in all areas of construction as more stringent standards and minimum performance levels in relation to sustainability, in particular, are encouraging greater scrutiny of systems, even down to the smallest components like the fasteners.

“By offering all three product segments, from an operational perspective we can provide significant benefits to systems providers by streamlining their supply chain, simplifying ordering, cutting the number of vehicle deliveries to sites and reducing stockholding. But the advantages are also felt by property developers and landlords too, given the quality consistency and the guarantee of quality that comes with all the ETICS components which carry the EJOT brand.”

 

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Apprentices Retrofit 450 Luminaires with TRILUX LiveLink SwarmSens in Heidenheim Car Park

 

A recent project with Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG – Unternehmensgruppe has shown how quick and straightforward it can be to modernise car park lighting using TRILUX LiveLink SwarmSens. In the underground car park beneath the Congress Centrum, outdated 58W fluorescent luminaires were replaced with an energy-efficient LED solution.

TRILUX recommended a 1:1 replacement with Aragon Fit luminaires and LiveLink SwarmSens — and the Stadtwerke team approved the solution. The entire refurbishment was then handed over to apprentice electricians as a real-world learning project, thanks to the ease of installation.

 

Lighting management for all

LiveLink SwarmSens is designed for simple retrofits in car parks and stairwells with up to 4,069 light points. All daylight and presence sensors are built into the luminaires, with configuration via the SwarmSens app. Basic programming can also be done directly on the controller where app access is not ideal.

 

“Thanks to the simple configuration and commissioning, smart lighting can be implemented with minimal effort, even in cost-sensitive projects,” explains Thomas Roberts, Solution Manager Light Management TRILUX.

 

Hands-on learning

As there was no time pressure, apprentices refurbished the 450 luminaires during regular operations. After training at TRILUX HQ in Arnsberg, they were fully equipped for the job.

 

“The installation was relatively simple. After the power supply to the old lights was switched off, we simply removed and dismantled them. We fitted the adapters supplied by TRILUX for the new luminaires without any problems. The wireless connectivity between fittings made a huge difference, and the programming was quick and intuitive,” says Mihály, apprentice electronics technician at Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG – Unternehmensgruppe.

 

An excellent result

Energy consumption has been cut by 85%, and the new Aragon Fit luminaires create a brighter, more welcoming environment. Their translucent diffuser and wide-beam optics produce a soft ceiling glow that reduces the typical “cave effect” found in underground car parks.

 

“The new installation offers a much higher level of brightness. In addition, the partial lighting approach is not only visually appealing, it also avoids unnecessary energy use by preventing the entire space being lit at once,” adds Aaron Czogalla, Team Leader Technical Maintenance Management / General Construction and Refurbishment at Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG – Unternehmensgruppe.

 

From improved lighting quality to hands-on skills development, the project highlights the practical benefits of TRILUX LiveLink SwarmSens and the ease of delivering energy-efficient, modern lighting for car parks.

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THE RADIATOR COMPANY LAUNCHES NEW SLIMLINE ACCORTO TOWEL RAIL

   

The Radiator Company, a leading manufacturer of designer radiators and towel rails, has welcomed its latest innovation to its ever-evolving collection. The Accorto is a slimline towel rail which combines sleek, minimalist design with impressive performance, making it ideal for modern bathrooms where style and space are equally important.

 

This elegant flat-fronted steel towel rail blends effortlessly with a range of different interior styles due to its clean finish. Comprising a slim, flat vertical panel that radiates heat across the entire surface, the Accorto has the option of one or two integrated horizontal brushed stainless steel towel bars. These can also be colour-matched.

 

A range of customisation options to complement any colour scheme is available, with a choice of over 200 colours. These include 188 RAL colours, plus 31 special finishes and six feature finishes including metallics, light surface textures and elegant matt options. Designers can use the towel rail to create both bold statement pieces and subtle, minimalistic features, depending on the desired aesthetic.

 

Commenting on this latest addition to the range, Richard Lister, National Sales Manager at The Radiator Company, said:

“As well as visual appeal, the towel rail delivers on practical performance, keeping towels neatly hung for a more organised look. Its flat profile ensures towels are warmed evenly, allowing designers to bring the luxury of a five-star hotel into their clients’ bathrooms, transforming spaces into a private sanctuary of style and comfort.”

 

With a versatile range of shapes and sizes, Accorto can be tailored to suit a variety of room dimensions. Four heights are available, from 990mm to 1790mm, with two widths of 286mm and 586mm, as well as a single or double panel option, making the Accorto ideal for both compact and spacious bathrooms. Furthermore, the towel rails can also be paired with suitable accessories, including a mirror bar and towel hook for added functionality.

 

Like all the radiators and towel rails manufactured by The Radiator Company, Accorto is CE/UKCA approved, certified to BS EN442 and benefits from a 10-year guarantee.

 

Part of the IRSAP Group, The Radiator Company offers unique and innovative radiators and heated towel rails in a vast array of finishes, colours, sizes and formats. With thousands of combinations, it offers the largest selection of designer radiators in the UK.

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The perfect fit for tall bathrooms

The perfect fit for tall bathrooms with 2.7m waterproof panels

Multipanel, the UK’s leading brand of waterproof bathroom wall panels, is expanding its range to include a new 2.7m panel height, designed to meet the growing demand for full-height solutions in properties with taller ceilings.

Ideal for older buildings such as Victorian and Edwardian homes, where ceiling heights often exceed modern standards, the new 2.7m panels make it easier to achieve a seamless, grout-free finish from floor to ceiling – without the need for horizontal joins or trims. The added height offers a cleaner aesthetic while saving time on installation and improving waterproofing integrity.

The 2.7m panels are available in both 598mm and 1200mm widths and feature Multipanel’s proprietary Hydrolock® tongue-and-groove system for a flush, discreet join. Fully waterproof and grout-free, the panels are easy to clean and quick to install, making them a practical alternative to traditional tiles.

The new format is available across Multipanel’s core collections, including Tile and Pure, giving retailers and installers even more flexibility when designing or upgrading bathrooms with higher ceilings.

Backed by a 30-year warranty and made in Edinburgh using over 90% UK-sourced materials, Multipanel panels continue to lead the way in bathroom wall innovation – providing a smarter alternative to traditional tiles.

 

 

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AIM RAISED ACCESS FLOOR BARRIER SYSTEM FACILITATES SERVICES

 

Installers are often faced with the challenge of maintaining fire barrier integrity when passing services through raised access floors.  AIM – Acoustic & Insulation Manufacturing’s new technical solution combines its Raised Access Floor Barrier (RAFB) with Rockwool Ablative Batts to provide a tested, cost-effective solution.

RAFBs prevent the passage of flame and smoke through underfloor cavities for at least the period of fire rating specified.  The AIM RAFB is used to subdivide large uninterrupted cavities, maintain partition fire ratings when aligned under a partition, reduce flanking transmission of sound through underfloor voids and create plenum chambers.

However, passing services, including cable trays and pipes, through the RAFB can compromise the barrier’s vital primary function if not completed in line with the manufacturer’s standard tested details.

Now, AIM provides installers, specifiers, fire consultants and RAF system holders with a solution.  When penetration is required to pass services through the AIM RAFB, two Rockwool FirePro® Coated Batts, the same height as the AIM RAFB, are placed on either side of the barrier. The services are passed through both the RAFB and ablative batts with any small gaps around the penetrating component filled with Rockwool FirePro® Acoustic Sealant, pipe sleeves and pipe closers.

The AIM RAFB is tested to BS EN 1366-4 and the principles of TR31 and can provide up to 120 minutes integrity and insulation. The addition of Rockwool Ablative Batts, to allow services to penetrate the barrier, does not denigrate or reduce the overall fire resistance of the AIM RAFB.

Without this assessment, the installer would need to seek approval from a competent person, such as a fire engineer, to run services through the RAFB or, which is most common, they replace the whole barrier with a full run of Ablative Batt, which is an expensive response.

 

“The many services required in modern offices are usually run through raised access floors, so must pass through dedicated fire barriers,” explains Ian Exall, AIM’s commercial director.  “AIM’s improved technical solution for accommodating services combines our RAFB with Rockwool Ablative Batts.  It is tested and cost effective compared with building the whole fire barrier from an Ablative Batt.”

 

An additional advantage of AIM’s new solution is that the services do not need to be installed as the barrier is installed.  The Ablative Batt and services can be installed at a later date providing a retrofit solution.

AIM sells the Rockwool Ablative Batt along with the AIM RAFB, but installers can also source the batt from their usual sources.

AIM’s RAFB also reduces airborne transmission of sound by up to 51dB Rw when tested with an access floor system.  Made from high density Rockwool stone wool slab faced with impervious foil facing on both sides, it is available cut to size or in slabs for cutting on site.

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EUROFORM’S VERSAPANEL® PLAYS ACOUSTICS ROLE AT NEW FILM STUDIOS

Euroform’s Versapanel® cement bonded particle board has played a role in meeting the acoustic performance criteria of the roof system for London’s largest new film and television campus, Eastbrook Studios in Dagenham.

 

Commissioned to provide the roof system covering an area of over 23,000m², roof and façade specialist Kalzip’s objective was to design a project specific acoustic roof construction to achieve a significant sound reduction performance.

 

As part of the tested system, Kalzip specified Versapanel® along with other elements, including rockfibre slab, glass wool insulation, an anti-drumming membrane and green roof, to the more noise exposed areas, including beside a train line, along with Kalzip structural components.

 

Kalzip’s Chris Goldie explains,

“Versapanel® was selected as a component in order to provide significant mass to the construction, contributing to the test criteria being meet.”

 

Euroform supplied 40,000m² of Versapanel®.  The product’s principal attributes are durability and excellent sound attenuation.  Its density increases substantially the mass of systems, providing superior acoustic performance when used in various elements of construction, such as roofs, ceilings and walls.

 

Versapanel® is specified extensively in constructions where acoustic control is important, such as in high-risk noise areas including airports and motorways.  It can also be used in acoustic baffles in theatres, concert halls and recording studios where true sound reverberation is required.

 

The Kalzip roof system was installed at Eastbrook Studios by sub-contractor FK Group.

 

Eastbrook Studios is now open for action.  A technologically advanced, film and television production centre, it offers a variety of purpose-built spaces, with 12 state-of-the-art soundstages ranging from 16,000 to 31,000 sqft, office and support space and 17 workshops, plus a 1.7-acre backlot.  Located at Dagenham, it is on London’s underground network.  Eastbrook Studios is operated by The MBS Group and owned by Hackman Capital Partners.

 

One of the leading suppliers of aluminium building envelopes, Kalzip has been producing roof and façade systems since 1968 and has installed more than 100 million square metres of Kalzip profiled sheets worldwide.

 

Euroform has been developing, fabricating and supplying materials for the construction industry since 1995.  It is part of the Performance Technology Group, a group of companies supporting the construction industry to meet acoustic, fire, thermal and vibration challenges.

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College 2: Where Innovation Meets Education

  

Thorn Lighting proudly unveils College 2, the next-generation luminaire

designed to transform educational environments.

 

Building on the legacy of its best-selling predecessor, College 2 is engineered to meet the evolving needs of modern learning spaces, offering exceptional performance, energy efficiency, visual comfort, and flexible installation options.

 

Key Features and Benefits of College 2

 

  • Combines low-glare (UGR <19) diffused light with excellent cylindrical illuminance and 14 % upward light, ensuring optimal lighting for tasks, spaces, and facial visibility
  • Meets IP44 ingress protection standard, suitable for science labs and workshops
  • Easy installation with seven mounting options including surface, wire suspension, continuous-run and BESA box compatibility
  • Designed for fast one-for-one replacement of legacy College fluorescent and early generation LED luminaires
  • DALI-2, Bluetooth, emergency and sensor options for enhanced functionality

 

Ideal Applications

College 2 is purpose-built for educational settings including classrooms, lecture halls, and libraries. Featuring a single LED light engine integrated with a Bi-Lens Primary optic and a Quad Linear prismatic diffuser, the luminaire delivers exceptional lighting quality and a refined illuminated effect. Its versatile design also makes it suitable for offices, meeting rooms, and healthcare environments that demand visual clarity and user comfort.

 

Innovation and Sustainability

Designed and manufactured at Thorn’s Spennymoor facility in north-east England, College 2 reflects Thorn’s commitment to quality and sustainability. The luminaire is engineered for a long service life of 100,000 hours (L80) and features a unique patent-pending hinged gear tray for simplified maintenance. Efficacy up to 145 lm/W ensures energy savings.

 

Lighting the Way Forward

David Williamson, Senior Product Manager for Indoor Luminaires at Thorn Lighting, commented,

“With College 2, Thorn Lighting reaffirms its leadership in delivering innovative, reliable, and sustainable lighting solutions. This next-generation luminaire has been completely reimagined with advanced optics and a market-leading specification – designed and developed entirely in-house. It’s a clear reflection of our commitment to enhancing educational spaces and supporting the future of learning.”

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TRILUX and Sweco Deliver Circular Lighting Upgrade in Maidenhead

TRILUX partnered with Sweco UK Ltd to deliver a circular lighting upgrade at the consultancy’s Maidenhead office. By refurbishing and upgrading the existing fluorescent luminaires, the project significantly reduced waste and improved the quality and efficiency of lighting in the open-plan workspace.

Sweco UK Ltd, a leader in sustainable engineering and design, recently partnered with TRILUX to deliver a circular lighting refurbishment at its Maidenhead office. The project involved upgrading old fluorescent luminaires installed in multi-service chilled beams on the first floor, bringing a more sustainable, energy-efficient, and visually comfortable lighting solution to the space.

 

A Circular Collaboration

The collaboration was underpinned by shared values around climate responsibility, circularity, and the creation of better environments.  Both Sweco and TRILUX are committed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and see the transition to a circular economy as key to addressing climate and resource challenges. This shared ambition shaped the project’s approach—from minimising waste through luminaire refurbishment to enhancing lighting quality and workplace wellbeing.

 

TRILUX’s innovative approach to circular economy enabled Sweco to retain and upgrade many of the existing luminaires, avoiding unnecessary waste and delivering significant carbon savings compared to a full luminaire replacement.

 

 

Designing with Sustainability in Mind

A successful mock-up helped secure the project, with TRILUX presenting a customised trial luminaire that modernised the appearance and performance of the original fittings. Outdated louvres were replaced with micro-prismatic diffusers, enhancing glare control and visual comfort while preserving the architectural integrity of the space.

 

Conor O’Donoghue, Operations Director at Sweco UK Ltd, commented:

“This project demonstrates the impact of thoughtful design and strong collaboration. At Sweco, we aim to lead by example when it comes to sustainability. By reusing and refurbishing rather than replacing, we not only minimised waste but improved the quality of the office lighting for our team. TRILUX supported us every step of the way, ensuring the results met both our operational needs and circular economy objectives.”

 

A Blueprint for Future Projects

The refurbishment marks another milestone in TRILUX’s mission to support clients in making the shift towards a circular economy. It also sets a strong precedent for future upgrades within Sweco’s UK office portfolio, proving that sustainable design can sit side-by-side with performance and aesthetics.

 

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Renowned Welsh Science Park Selects Custom Rinnai R290 Heat Pumps

Renowned Welsh Science Park Selects Custom Rinnai R290 Heat Pumps for Heating and Hot Water decarbonisation.

 

Wales’s first dedicated science park has taken a decisive step toward energy resilience and carbon reduction by installing a custom-designed Rinnai heating and hot water system. The solution features multiple R290 high-temperature air source heat pumps, buffer vessels, and Modbus BMS integration – delivered as a complete, optimized package by Rinnai’s in-house design team.

The science park, also known as a research park, technology park or innovation centre, is a purpose-built cluster of spaces. Labs, workrooms and meeting areas are designed to actively support research and development into commercially orientated & viable science and tech businesses and services.

The three-storey facility is built to BREEAM Excellence standards, comprising offices, laboratory and workshop space for up to 700 people. It forms the hub for the entire Parc and a regional centre for a range of businesses from start-ups to large corporate companies.

Rinnai supplied 10 x 27 kW hi-temp ASHP heat pumps and all these units had anti-corrosion treatment to protect from erosion caused by the nearby sea air. Also, part of the system is a 3000L buffer vessel custom-design and manufactured to the site’s requirements.

Selection of units was based on the need for low height & able to spread weight of system across channel on the roof. Scop of each 27kw unit at flow temperature of 65c is 3.21.

Rinnai’s range of air source heat pumps utilizes R290 and has a LOW scoring GWP (Global Warming Potential) refrigerant. It allows for several operational benefits: energy efficiency is improved by 10%, the enabling of water temperature of up to 75 degrees Celsius and R290 usage provides compliance alongside the European F-Gas Regulation which focuses on phasing down refrigerant environmental impact.

Rinnai’s R290 air source heat pump range is available in 11 different sizes, from 6 kW up to 50 kW. All units arrive with control systems that allows time sensitive programming and customization enabling specific customer requirements to be met. The range is ratified with an ERP rating of A +++ and A ++.

Rinnai offers full technical support including a Design Service plus a Carbon Calculation Service which considers design from a holistic perspective of capital expenditure, operational expenditure, and carbon savings.

Rinnai’s H3 range of products include domestic and commercial heat pumps that offer immediate property decarbonisation. Rinnai is determined to provide UK customers with cost effective low carbon solutions towards domestic and commercial hot water and building heating provision.

RINNAI’S H3 DECARBONISATION OFFERS PATHWAYS & CUSTOMER COST REDUCTIONS
FOR COMMERCIAL, DOMESTIC AND OFF-GRID HEATING & HOT WATER DELIVERY
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Rinnai’s H3 range of decarbonising products include hydrogen / BioLPG ready technology, hybrid systems, and a wide range of LOW GWP heat pumps and solar thermal. Also, within Rinnai’s H3 range is Infinity hydrogen blend ready and BioLPG ready continuous flow water heaters which are stacked with a multitude of features that ensure long life, robust & durable use, customer satisfaction and product efficiency.

Rinnai’s range of decarbonising products – H1/H2/H3 – consists of heat pump, solar, hydrogen in any configuration, hybrid formats for either residential or commercial applications. Rinnai’s H3 range of products offer contractors, consultants and end users a range of efficient, robust and affordable decarbonising appliances which create practical, economic and technically feasible solutions. The range covers all forms of fuels and appliances currently available – electric, gas, hydrogen, BioLPG, DME solar thermal, low GWP heat pumps and electric water heaters.

Rinnai H1 continuous water heaters and boilers offer practical and economic decarbonization delivered through technological innovation in hydrogen and renewable liquid gas ready technology.

Rinnai’s H1 option is centred on hydrogen, as it is anticipated that clean hydrogen fuels will become internationally energy market-relevant in the future; Rinnai water heaters are hydrogen 20% blends ready and include the world’s first 100% hydrogen-ready hot water heating technology.

Rinnai H2 – Decarbonization simplified with renewable gas-ready units, Solar Thermal and Heat Pump Hybrids. Rinnai H2 is designed to introduce a practical and low-cost option which may suit specific sites and enable multiple decarbonisation pathways with the addition of high performance.

Rinnai H3 – Low-GWP heat pump technology made easy – Rinnai heat pumps are available for domestic and commercial usage with an extensive range of 4 – 115kW appliances.

Rinnai’s H3 heat pumps utilise R32 refrigerant and have favourable COP and SCOP.

Rinnai is a world leading manufacturer of hot water heaters and produces over two million units a year, operating on each of the five continents. The brand has gained an established reputation for producing products that offer high performance, cost efficiency and extended working lives.

Rinnai’s commercial and domestic continuous flow water heaters offer a limitless supply of instantaneous temperature controlled hot water and all units are designed to align with present and future energy sources. Rinnai condensing water heaters accept either existing fuel or hydrogen gas blends. Rinnai units are also suited for off-grid customers who require LPG and BioLPG or DME.

Rinnai products are UKCA certified, A-rated water efficiency, accessed through multiple fuel options and are available for purchase 24/7, 365 days a year. Any unit can be delivered to any UK site within 24 hours. Rinnai offer carbon and cost comparison services that will calculate financial and carbon savings made when investing in a Rinnai system. Rinnai also provide a system design service that will suggest an appropriate system for the property in question. Rinnai offer comprehensive training courses and technical support in all aspects of the water heating industry including detailed CPD’s.

 

 

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