Summary: A Together Housing and Kensa Contracting project has won ‘Heat Pump City of the Year’ at the internationally-acclaimed European Heat Pump Awards. The phenomenal project features the installation of ground source heat pumps in over 770 homes across Lancashire and Yorkshire
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- The internationally-acclaimed reward comes after the government’s recently-announced 10-point plan, calling for a ‘green industrial revolution’ and committing to deploy 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028.
- The win recognises the scheme as the most efficient, smart and sustainable project at a local level – competing with projects in 110 cities across 27 countries.
- More than 700 households have seen savings of up to 45% savings on heating and hot water bills after a mixture of gas boilers and electric storage heaters were replaced with Kensa ground source heat pumps.
Patrick Berry, Managing Director of Together Energy Services, commented:
We are delighted to receive this award from the European Heat Pump Association. This has been Together Housing’s first major commitment to heat pump technology and it will make a great difference to our tenants’ carbon impact. The project paves the way for a much wider application of heat pumps as we move away from fossil fuels in our properties.
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