Schemes in brief

2002-06-07T00:00:00

The 17 homes in Ashfield, Kent, contain “ground-source heat pumps” that provide heat and hot water at 50% of the running costs of traditional gas-powered systems. The pumps have been developed for domestic use by utilities firm Powergen and will power underfloor heating systems and hot water cylinders.

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