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News & EventsOctober 2009: EHS installs a state of the art heating solution at McKenzie & CruishankMcKenzie & Cruishank, a leading retailer in Forres, Morayshire selected EHS to modernise their premises and we installed a total capacity of 85 kW using ceiling mounted inverter air source heatpumps, which are fully eligible for enhanced capital allowance. This is part of a major programme, where it is forecasted the total energy bill will be reduced by £ 25,000 per year.January 2009: Air-to-air heatpumps increase 41% in SwedenThe Swedish Energy Agency has released the latest Energy statistics for one- and two-dwelling buildings in 2007. Heat pump installations continue to grow rapidly, with air to air heat pumps seeing by far the largest growth of 41%. The use of heating oil for space and water heating in one- and two-dwelling buildings has been reduced by 23% compared to 2006 and 71% since 2003. ...moreNovember 2008: EHS installs Energy Savers in the Glastonbury TOR Leisure CentreEHS was contacted by Rik Cook who manages the TOR Leisure Centre in Glastonbury. Rik's wife is Swedish and they spend considerable time in Sweden, so they were familiar with the Energy Saver, and wanted to have one in the Leisure Centre, as it had never been particularly warm in winter time. The Leisure Centre will be restored in 2009, but at present it is poorly insulated (actually it has no insulation), and the windows are single pane with the familiar gaps we see in some buildings. Further, the centre is used as a public bar with people coming and going and opening doors all the time. A difficult thing to heat - but they are all roasting in there now. In fact, EHS now has many more interested customers in the area because they have been to the centre and have experienced how well the unit works. We have installed Energy Savers in a barn in Warminster...moreOctober 2008: EHS installs Energy Savers in the Old Amersham Market HallThe Old Amersham Market Hall was built in the 17th Century and is Grade II listed. Owned by the Town Council, it is let out for meetings and functions. EHS installed Energy Savers in this building in August 2008. We had to take great care of the fabric of an important and listed building, which is poorly insulated by today's standards. Further, it has many historic single pane casement windows that now fit poorly, but cannot be repaired. The Hall had not been warm since built several hundred years ago, but it is now comfortably warm...moreOctober 2008: EHS becomes approved supplier to One Planet ProductsOne Planet Products was established in 2007 to help developers, housing associations, local authorities and contractors to source sustainable solutions. One Planet Products identifies potential suppliers of environmentally friendly / beneficial products and then undertakes an assessment of the products in relation to the One Planet Living principles. Should this assessment be satisfactory the products are listed on their website with detailed environmental information, including CO2e and Water saved. EHS became an approved supplier in October 2008. ...moreJune 2008: DEFRA comes to one of our installationsJune 2008: DEFRA comes to one of our installations Mr. Chris Nichols, a senior civil servant from the Department of Environment and Rural Affairs contacted EHS with a view to visit one of our sites and assess our technology. Mr. Nichols who has sat on the Government's Climate Advisory Committee, was influential in drafting the Climate Change Bill, is a specialist in carbon abatement and environmental mitigation techniques. We took him to the Phoenix Centre in Sandwich Kent. Mr Nichols stayed for three hours, and stated "This is a wonderful example of a community group taking the lead to help solve a global problem, that of climate change, I am most impressed...moreMay 2008: The Energy Savings Trust approves Air Source Heat Pumps for domestic use in the UK.The Energy Savings trust is a UK Government organisation that encourages energy efficiency and renewable energy sources. They have now approved Air Source Heat Pumps for domestic use in the UK.Click here for further information June 2007: EHS installs Energy Savers in showcase environmental youth centre.The Phoenix Centre in Sandwich, Kent is used mainly for and by young people "to keep them off the streets". A major renovation project was started in 2006, and the Chair Phil Scott was particularly keen that the building had a minimum carbon footprint. Sustainable solutions have been selected where ever practicable such as rubber floors and floors made from recycled wood. Of particular concern was the heating solution - biomass and ground source heatpumps were investigated but rejected as the cost could not be justified. EHS was instead awarded the contract to fit Energy Savers, and The Phoenix Centre has now seen its energy costs halved after a full winter season. ...moreAugust 2006: The Swedish Energy Agency tests our products and verify 63% savingsThe Swedish Energy Agency - www.stem.se - tested our unit in August 2006 and found it capable of delivering 63% of air heating cost savings.Click here to download test results (pdf) Contact: info@eheatgroup.com, 07766 714496 | ||
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