The first ever Renewable Heat Incentive accredited system was a 26kw water source heatpump which heated a 750m office development in Yorkshire. Escalating energy costs and the increasing concerns of global warming dictate that alternative sources of energy must be considered by individuals, businesses and the government. We are here to provide you with that alternative energy source, at the same time as saving you money!
At Earthtest Energy we harness geothermal energy by using ground source heating pumps, this is heat from the ground that occurs naturally, both from the sun and generated by forces within the earth to maintain a relatively constant temperature (usually 10°C to 12°C) at depths of more than 15 metres beneath the surface. Therefore, it is clean, green, environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Plus, geothermal heat also has its advantages over shallow ground source heating, as this relies solely upon heat from the sun and is thus less efficient in winter. To make use of geothermal energy we put in place ground source heat pumps that draw the heat from the ground in order to heat buildings.
At Earthtest Energy we harness geothermal energy by using ground source heating pumps, this is heat from the ground that occurs naturally, both from the sun and generated by forces within the earth to maintain a relatively constant temperature (usually 10°C to 12°C) at depths of more than 15 metres beneath the surface. Therefore, it is clean, green, environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Plus, geothermal heat also has its advantages over shallow ground source heating, as this relies solely upon heat from the sun and is thus less efficient in winter. To make use of geothermal energy we put in place ground source heat pumps that draw the heat from the ground in order to heat buildings.
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The first ever Renewable Heat Incentive accredited system was a 26kw water source heatpump which heated a 750m office development in Yorkshire.
The DECC section of the GOV.UK website publishes information.
After 20 years of experience and success in geological and environmental fields, Ashton Bennett has recently extended its services to the geothermal or ground source heating.
This has led to the launch of Earthtest Energy, which offers a totally comprehensive package of products and services to enhance comfort levels inside buildings and to dramatically reduce heating costs.
The DECC section of the GOV.UK website publishes information.
After 20 years of experience and success in geological and environmental fields, Ashton Bennett has recently extended its services to the geothermal or ground source heating.
This has led to the launch of Earthtest Energy, which offers a totally comprehensive package of products and services to enhance comfort levels inside buildings and to dramatically reduce heating costs.
At Earthtest Energy we harness geothermal energy, which is heat from the ground that occurs naturally, as it is generated by forces within the earth that maintain a relatively constant temperature (usually 10°C to 12°C) at depths of 15 metres beneath the surface.
Therefore, it is clean, green, environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Plus, geothermal heat also has its advantages over shallow ground source heating, as this relies upon heat from the sun and is thus less efficient in winter.
Therefore, it is clean, green, environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Plus, geothermal heat also has its advantages over shallow ground source heating, as this relies upon heat from the sun and is thus less efficient in winter.
Geothermal heat is a clean, green, economic, environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative to oil and gas.
Geothermal energy provides a more comfortable heat through underfloor heating, reducing convection currents that help circulate dust.
It can also be reversed to allow cooling in the warmer months of the year.
At Earthtest Energy we are currently installing systems to reduce heating costs for clients, increase the value of their property and to reduce their carbon footprint.
Geothermal energy provides a more comfortable heat through underfloor heating, reducing convection currents that help circulate dust.
It can also be reversed to allow cooling in the warmer months of the year.
At Earthtest Energy we are currently installing systems to reduce heating costs for clients, increase the value of their property and to reduce their carbon footprint.
The first step of the project is to understand the client's requirements.
We can then go on to assess the building and the ground beneath the building, which will all contribute to the overall design and cost of the project.
Before considering the heating system, we must understand the client's requirements.
What temperature is required in each room?
What floor coverings are required?
Are fires or wood burning stoves going to be installed?
Are there are other particular requirements or constraints?
We can then go on to assess the building and the ground beneath the building, which will all contribute to the overall design and cost of the project.
Before considering the heating system, we must understand the client's requirements.
What temperature is required in each room?
What floor coverings are required?
Are fires or wood burning stoves going to be installed?
Are there are other particular requirements or constraints?
How can savings of 85% be achieved when most companies claim up to 70% from ground source heating?
At Earthtest Energy we offer the total solution and this is tailored to the customer's requirements.
Any heat loss calculation typically shows that more than half of the heat loss from a building is caused by airflow taking heat from the building.
We install whole building ventilation to ensure that the environment is healthy and odour free.
We then install heat recovery, which can collect 90% of the heat from the exhausted air, and use it to warm the incoming air to within a degree or so of the prevailing internal temperature.
At Earthtest Energy we offer the total solution and this is tailored to the customer's requirements.
Any heat loss calculation typically shows that more than half of the heat loss from a building is caused by airflow taking heat from the building.
We install whole building ventilation to ensure that the environment is healthy and odour free.
We then install heat recovery, which can collect 90% of the heat from the exhausted air, and use it to warm the incoming air to within a degree or so of the prevailing internal temperature.
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