Networked heat pumps could reduce the UK's gas usage by 70% (£25bn per year).
Networked ground source heat pumps have 40% lower annual fuel costs than air source heat pumps.
The networked ground source heat pumps model is very similar to the current gas network.
All of us, across government, industry and the economy, are connected to this united goal.
Kensa is pioneering progress within the heat pump industry
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Discover how an integrated approach using networked ground source heat pumps can deliver community-wide sustainable heating and cooling.