Housing Associations and Local Authorities struggling to heat high rise?

An unprecedented energy crisis is upon us. The NEA forecasts a 50% increase in the number of households facing fuel poverty in the next 6 months. Networked ground source heat pumps provide a reliable, renewable heating solution, especially for high rise, where options are limited and safety is paramount.

This blog series, written by David Broom, Managing Director of Kensa Contracting, will explore the issues around fuel poverty and the renewable ground source solution in more detail.

Want to find out more?

To provide further advice on switching to ground source heat pump technology, Kensa ran a series of regional webinars discussing the operating costs and environmental benefits in detail, providing advice based on our experience and how to develop projects from concept to business case approval and deployment.

Catch up on the series


Blog Series

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Author: David Broom, Managing Director of Kensa Contracting.

David joined Kensa in 2008 and works on large complex commercial applications of ground source heat pump projects. In his time with the company he has played a key role in establishing shared ground loops as a recognised solution for tackling fuel poverty, carbon reduction, air quality and energy security in both the social housing and new build development sector culminating in assisting Kensa secure the 2021 Ashden Award for UK Climate Innovation.

 

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