He also elaborates on GivEnergy’s diverse array of offerings and their groundbreaking all-inclusive battery storage solution, which is set to launch in the UK. This innovative product empowers homeowners to manage their energy consumption, decrease reliance on the national grid, and have access to backup power during unforeseen disruptions.

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Malcolm also updates us George Eustice’s Ten Minute Rule Bill in Parliament that supports the use of HVO in heating. The bill aims to reduce the duties charged on renewable liquid heating fuel.

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Paul also took the time to tell us about the successful completion of Take Charge at Exeter motorway services, a project that is set to become a blueprint for the installation of rapid chargers at service stations.

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Graham speaks to us about about high temperature heat pumps (he’s getting one installed) and how to determine whether your weather compensation is on and working. We also spoke to Graham about his book, 50 Things You Need To Know About Heat Pumps, and he reveals who he thinks should...

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Dr. Karolis Petruskevicius, head of smart home at Evergreen Energy and founder of Homely, speaks to us about the importance of weather compensation the role it can play in making heat pumps efficient. If you would like to find out more about Homely, please visit their website.

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We welcome back Malcolm Farrow, Head of Public Affairs at OFTEC, who gives us an update on the HVO trial and whether we are likely to see rural homes in the UK transitioning to this renewable fuel this coming winter. If you’d like more information about HVOs you can visit...

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Simon Smith from SA Energy explains how solar PV arrays and home storage batteries work, and what happens in the event of a power outage. Do your solar panels continue to power your home? Will the solar PV charge your batteries? All this answered and more.

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Join us for an interesting conversation with Thomas Nowak, Secretary General of the European Heat Pump Association, where we discuss the difference in installation numbers of air source heat pumps in Europe versus the UK. Thomas also talks to us about fascinating heat pump projects across Europe and the UK...

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As we transition towards a net zero future it’s important that we embrace as many technologies and solutions as possible to reduce home heating carbon emissions. Mike Cooke, managing director of EOGB, sat down with us and explains their modulating boiler can play a role in cutting carbon emissions, especially when used alongside...

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