Property Sector Urged to Adopt Greener Heating Solutions
Following recent revelations that UK’s home gas boilers emit twice as much CO2 as all power stations, the property sector is being urged to accelerate the switch to greener heating solutions such as CO2 heat pumps, which have been described as ‘the future of green heating in the UK’.
The government’s target of 600,000 heat pump installations per year by 2028 is an encouraging step but Tim Rook, Chief Markets Officer at Clade Engineering, a leading designer and manufacturer of CO2 heat pumps, is concerned that the UK is a long way off the pace from hitting that target.
He said: “Burning natural gas has historically been a cheap, reliable and relatively safe way to heat buildings in this country. But as this study shows, things are going to have to change if we have any hope of reaching Net Zero. CO2 heat pumps are the future of green heating in the UK – they are more efficient, cleaner and have a lower total cost of ownership than gas boilers. We need to step up – and that’s going to take more awareness and more clamour across the construction, facilities management, property investment and property management industries.”
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SOURCE: Property Reporter
