The rising popularity of split heating systems, which combine underfloor heating with traditional radiators, has fuelled a growing demand for smarter, more efficient heating controls.
As the urgency to address climate change intensifies with many Local Authorities declaring a climate emergency, the need for building owners and specifiers to prioritise energy efficiency and sustainability has never been more pressing, says Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss. This is particularly true for apartment buildings in the social housing sector, where aging infrastructure and limited budgets can present unique challenges.
Sygehus Sønderjylland, a hospital located in Denmark, has partnered with Danfoss and district heating utility company Sønderborg Varme to reduce its carbon emissions.
Since the start of the energy crisis in 2022, companies across Europe have been looking for ways to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and find more efficient ways of heating and cooling their buildings. Hospitals are no exception. However, unlike corporate entities, hotels, or restaurants, hospitals can’t simply increase the price of their products to offset energy price increases. They must find a way to improve their buildings’ energy efficiency and identify sustainable energy sources.
Controlling home energy costs just got easier with the launch of the Danfoss Ally™, a smart heating solution. Designed to provide homeowners with complete control over their heating systems, Danfoss Ally™ offers unparalleled convenience and energy savings of up to 30%.
Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss looks at how installers can help their customers to save energy and cut their bills, during the worst cost of living crisis we’ve seen for generations.
Homeowners across the UK took a collective gulp on 1st January when the OFGEM energy price cap was raised again. There may be good news on the horizon – with energy bills set to come down a little, later on in the year – but fundamentally, the higher energy bills we’ve seen over the past few years are likely to stay.
At this year’s Installer Show, Danfoss is demonstrating the exciting concept of ‘Engineering Tomorrow’ with innovations from across its broad range of Climate Solutions.
The UK Government’s energy-saving advice has put the spotlight on several ways homeowners can cut fuel costs and make their home more energy-efficient. Of all the measures, Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs) and ensuring heating systems are ‘balanced’ are some of the ‘lowest hanging fruit’ that can help homeowners reduce their heating costs.
Even the simplest solutions can have a massive impact on energy bills, says Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss, as he takes a look at how modern heating controls can help struggling households keep their homes comfortably and affordably warm in the current energy crisis.
According to a report released by the Office of National Statisics on 19 April 2023 gas prices have increased by 129.4% in the 12 months to March 2023. Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss, explains how an innovative new TRV is making it easy to balance hydronic heating systems and save consumers energy and money.
Did you know that installing a high-quality condensing boiler is not enough to ensure maximum energy efficiency? Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss, explains how fitting modern TRVs provides a simple way for installers to boost condensing boiler efficiency and achieve increased energy savings for their customers.
Even the simplest solutions can have a massive impact on energy bills, says Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss, as he takes a look at how modern heating controls can help struggling households keep their homes comfortably and affordably warm in the current energy crisis.
As the UK faces an energy bill crisis, Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss, looks at how installing modern heating controls could significantly improve domestic heating efficiency for millions of households.
Gareth Ash, Marketing Manager at Danfoss, offers his quick guide to the key changes in Part L 2022 when it comes to electronic heating controls.
Gareth Ash, Marketing Manager at Danfoss, explains how correct balancing can optimise system efficiency and so help reduce heating costs for homeowners.
With energy prices rising dramatically it’s more important than ever to increase the efficiency of our homes. Gareth Ash, Marketing Communications Manager at Danfoss, looks at how installers can help their customers reduce their heating bills by fitting modern heating controls.
Danfoss has announced a 2022 UK ‘Installer Life’ tour. The team is hitting the road to meet heating professionals at participating wholesalers up and down Britain, bringing exciting new products and know-how direct to installers in an eye-catching tour bus that’s kitted out with bar-raising tools of the trade – and caffeine, of course!
Brian Skelly, Specification Manager at Danfoss, looks at the benefits of specifying and installing water leak prevention systems to protect the fabric of buildings and their contents.
Gareth Ash, Marketing Manager at Danfoss, explains how fitting TRVs provides a simple way for installers to boost condensing boiler efficiency and achieve increased energy savings for their customers.
The Danfoss RAS-B2 Dynamic Valve has won HVAC Product of the Year in the Components and Peripherals category at the H&V News Awards 2021.