Pressure on the public purse means public buildings are required to demonstrate thorough due diligence and value for money – from fire stations, to libraries, to schools, and council depots, Kensa is well versed in delivering exceptional value for money ground source heat pump installations, including delivering zero cost infrastructure projects.
If your commercial premises has a high heat demand exceeding 75kW, the largest capacity capable of a single unit manufactured by Kensa Heat Pumps, an effective solution is to link a series of Kensa ground source heat pumps in a modular cascaded system.
Ideal for buildings with a required flow of up to 50°C, any high heat load can be matched with a cascaded system, as the central ground array is sized to deal with the peak heat demand.
Linking modular ground source heat pumps together in a ‘cascaded system’ fed by a central ground array can meet all of your heating and hot water needs, provide active cooling, whilst flexing between periods of minimum and maximum heat demand, for an ultra-efficient, robust and reliable system.
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Commercial applications featuring ground source heat pumps are eligible for 20 years of guaranteed quarterly payments via the Non Domestic RHI based on metered heat consumption.
Learn more at kensaheatpumps.comBased on a single commercial building with 75kW peak heat load and 102,500 kWh annual space heating demand utilising Kensa’s fully funded ground arrays option.
| Total Cost of Installation (Paid by Client) | £186,859 |
| Kensa Utilities Capital Contribution (RHI-linked) | £73,748 |
| Net System Cost of Ground Source Heat Pumps & Cylinders (To the Client)* | £113,111 |
The below outlines Kensa’s funding mechanism for public buildings wishing to utilise Kensa’s fully-funded Shared Ground Loop Arrays:
Extended warranties are available on request.
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As a council we are determined to do all we can to reduce our carbon footprint while looking at new ways of generating income.
This innovative technology has already proved successful and is something we are looking to expand in the future.Councillor Nick Oliver, Cabinet Member for Corporate Services, Northumberland County Council
Ground Source Review: Northumberland Fire Stations. Three Northumberland County Council (NCC) fire stations operated by Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service have reduced their reliance on fossil fuels and identified innovative ways to generate income to invest back into core services thanks to a recently completed first phase of ground source heating installations. Shortlisted: Renewable Project of…
Ground Source Review: Stakeford Depot & Riverside Centre. Northumberland County Council enlisted the help of their number one ground source heat pump framework contractor, Kensa Contracting, to transform two energy inefficient council buildings following the successful retrofit of three fire stations with Kensa ground source heat pumps.
