Entries by Gary Marshall

It’s A Fair COP – Specifying ASHP in the UK

February 3, 2021 in /by

As a specialist in the design and provision of domestic hot water (DHW) and heating for commercial projects, Adveco is especially conscious of the need to correctly size and rate appliances for what are typically bespoke system designs. When specifying Air Source Heat Pumps for UK commercial projects, correctly establishing efficiency and calculating reductions in […]

2021 – Adapting to new technologies and approaches

January 21, 2021 in , , , , /by

The UK’s construction industry is familiar with adapting to new technologies and approaches to provide the latest and most efficient responses for creating better buildings.  2020, however, was unprecedented, but what does this mean for 2021? Looking forward, key trends within the industry include Covid-19 care, greener response sand efficient use of property space. Coronavirus […]

Navigating Regulations & Application Design for Commercial Hot Water Systems

January 14, 2021 in , , , /by

There are huge expectations placed on building services engineers and sustainability consultants to be experts on the regulations for the built environment and the ever-developing technologies employed to meet them. The most important systems and features of the building, such as its fabric, power, heating and cooling systems are well understood and can be confidently […]

The Adveco 2021 Product Guide Now Available

January 11, 2021 in , , , , , , , , , /by

Hot water and heating specialist Adveco, has published its latest Product Guide for 2021 (PDF). This handy booklet provides a complete overview of Adveco’s current portfolio of commercial hot water and heating products. With the Government’s pledge to deliver net-zero by 2050, the commercial sector faces an increasing challenge to address the carbon emissions from buildings. […]

Space To Develop Hot Water & Heating

November 26, 2020 in , , , , /by

How relocating heating and hot water systems in commercial buildings can drive real value from underutilised space… The most valuable asset any business or organisation has is space, space to grow, develop and drive advantage. Within the built environment the drive for more space is a balancing act between granting applicable and preferably comfortable space […]

Government Outlines Ten Step Plan In Drive Towards Net Zero

November 18, 2020 in /by

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a £4bn package to: “Create, support and protect hundreds of thousands of green jobs, whilst making strides towards net zero by 2050.” “Our green industrial revolution will be powered by the wind turbines, propelled by the electric vehicles and advanced by the latest technologies, so we can look ahead […]

Non-domestic RHI gains 12–month extension

November 12, 2020 in , , , /by

Originally set to finish at the end of March 2021, and in response to delays caused to building projects by COVID-19, the Government’s non-domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) has received a 12-month extension. In response to concerns raised by stakeholders that a significant number of existing projects would fail to meet the scheme closure application […]

Time for a Switch to Air Source Heat Pumps

November 2, 2020 in /by

Heating and hot water account for around one-third of the UK’s carbon emissions, so it is not surprising that it continues to receive a considerable amount of scrutiny, especially from those in power. In 2016, the UK along with the world’s other leading economies signed the Paris Climate Accord, committing to keep global warming under […]