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Part L For Water Heating In New Build Properties

The minimum energy efficiency requirements for non-domestic buildings are set by Part L (Conservation of fuel and power) of Schedule 1 and Part 6 of the Building Regulations. And with the Future Homes and Buildings Standards (FHBS), these regulations set even more ambitious requirements for energy efficiency and heating for buildings. The landscape for commercial … Read more

Read The Adveco April 2026 Newsletter

Read The Adveco April 2026 Newsletter Welcome to the Adveco April 2026 newsletter… This month, Adveco start things off with a timely look at solar thermal planning, permissions, and strategic advantages.  For those ready to take the next steps towards more sustainable operations, we provide insight on how to approach a successful transition from gas … Read more

Solar Thermal Planning, Permissions, and Strategic Advantages for Commercial Premises

solar thermal collectors installed on the roof of a commercial building

In the transition toward a net-zero economy, commercial building operators must navigate a complex landscape of low-carbon hot water options. While heat pumps and Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems often dominate the conversation, Solar Thermal technology remains one of the most space-efficient and high-impact solutions for reducing a building’s carbon footprint. No single technology fits every … Read more

Read The Adveco March 2026 Newsletter

Read The Adveco March 2026 Newsletter Welcome to the Adveco March 2026 newsletter… This month, Adveco explores the fundamental differences in commercial heat pump DHW system design and key selection criteria. We cover the strategies for maximising performance and minimising the carbon footprint. We also consider the reasons for retaining commercial gas water heating in … Read more

Building A More Sustainable Healthcare System

doctor and patient - the need for sustainable healthcare

Adveco assesses the challenge of creating sustainable healthcare buildings through the implementation of low-carbon and cost-effective systems to operate for the provision of domestic hot water (DHW) in commercial-grade settings… The National Health Service operates one of the largest and most demanding building estates in the country, spanning hundreds of hospital sites, over 200 NHS … Read more

Preparing For The Future Of Commercial Buildings In The UK

air source heat pump on office roof. The future of commercial buildings hot water systems

The UK’s commitment to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 is driving a fundamental shift in building regulation. The impending Future Homes and Buildings Standard (FHBS), due to be fully implemented by the end of 2027, represents a significant uplift in energy efficiency and environmental performance requirements for non-domestic properties. The new FHBS builds … Read more

FUSION TW Hybrid Electric Water Heating Wins At The 2025 Energy Saving Awards

2025 energy saving award winner trophy for FUSION TW

FUSION TW, a packaged electric water heating system for commercial projects, has been named winner of the Commercial Heating Product of the Year category at the 2025 Energy Saving Awards. The Energy Saving Awards celebrate the very best professionals, products and projects across the Plumbing, HVAC and Energy Management sectors, acknowledging the important work that … Read more

Decarbonising Hospitality With Sustainable Hot Water

a couple enjoy an expensive meal and drinks in a UK hotel or restaurant. Decarbonising the hot water is a key issue of this scenario

At Adveco, we understand the unique challenges and opportunities facing the UK hospitality sector as it navigates the path to Net Zero. The drive towards a more sustainable future is not just an environmental imperative; it’s a strategic business decision that impacts operational costs, brand reputation, and long-term viability. With the UK committed to ending … Read more

Delayed Decisions & New Guidance For Higher-Risk Building Applications

BSR data for higher risk buildings blog

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), acting as the Building Safety Regulator (BSR), released data on building control approval applications for higher-risk buildings (HRBs) in England, from 2023 to 2025. HRBs are those with at least seven storeys, are at least 18 metres high, are a hospital or care home, and/or contain two or more … Read more

Read The Adveco December 2025 Newsletter

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Read The Adveco December 2025 Newsletter Welcome to the Adveco December 2025 newsletter… This month, we consider the advantages of off-site constructed systems (OSCS), where the entire water heating plant is built, plumbed, and wired within a controlled factory environment. We also look at the latest example of how this approach can be applied to … Read more