As a domestic homeowner you are entitled to receive RHI (Renewable Heat Incentive) payments for energy production from your Air Source Heat Pump. Continue below to learn more about these incentives and how they can help you pay towards Air Source Heat Pumps.
AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS
Air Source Heat Pumps provide consumers with savings of up to 80% on their heating bill. They also come with incentives available to make purchases more cost effective such as the RHI.
Energy Efficient
Air Source Heat Pumps provide efficient heating for you home. When installed properly, the ASHP delivers one and a half to three times more heat energy in the home than the consumed electrical energy.
Today's Air Source Heat Pumps efficiency is a result of technical advances such as the following:
More efficient variable speed blowers compensate for some of the adverse effects of restricted ducts, dirty filters and coils
Reinforced electric motor and compressor designs
Increased surface area thanks to more effective copper wiring placement
Energy Efficient
Air Source Heat Pumps provide efficient heating for you home. When installed properly, the ASHP delivers one and a half to three times more heat energy in the home than the consumed electrical energy.
More efficient variable speed blowers compensate for some of the adverse effects of restricted ducts, dirty filters and coils
Reinforced electric motor and compressor designs
Increased surface area thanks to more effective copper wiring placement
Easy to Install
If you are considering a more eco friendly solution to your home energy usage then you may have come across both Air Source and Ground Source Heat Pumps.
Choosing which one for your home essentially comes down to a few factors: cost, efficiency for your home and garden/ground space. It is unsurprising the Air Source Heat Pump is easier to install, but it is also cheaper and more adaptable than a Ground Source Heat Pump with a large variety of kW sizes and stackable options avaiable.
If you want to learn more about how an ASHP works and what is required, press the button below to take a look at our most frequently asked questions.
Easy to Install
If you are considering a more eco friendly solution to your home energy usage then you may have come across both Air Source and Ground Source Heat Pumps.
Choosing which one for your home essentially comes down to a few factors: cost, efficiency for your home and garden/ground space. It is unsurprising the Air Source Heat Pump is easier to install, but it is also cheaper and more adaptable than a Ground Source Heat Pump with a large variety of kW sizes and stackable options avaiable.
If you want to learn more about how an ASHP works and what is required, press the button below to take a look at our most frequently asked questions.
RHI Payments
RHI is the UK Government financial incentive to promote the use of renewable heat. Below are some of the key benefits of this scheme and a link to our RHIform calculator.
You are issued payments which are meant to help offset the cost of installing and running the system
The UK’s target to reach 12% of renewable heat sources by 2020 is incentivised by the RHI
First payment will be made three months after the date you applied and at the tariff rate applicable at that date
RHI Payments
RHI is the UK Government financial incentive to promote the use of renewable heat. Below are some of the key benefits of this scheme and a link to our RHIform calculator.
You are issued payments which are meant to help offset the cost of installing and running the system
The UK’s target to reach 12% of renewable heat sources by 2020 is incentivised by the RHI
First payment will be made three months after the date you applied and at the tariff rate applicable at that date
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264 Northdown Road
Margate
Kent
CT9 2PX
Our Stevenage Address
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First Floor lines House
76-78 The High St
Stevenage
SG1 3DW
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& Receive Free Advice On All Things Renewable
