Healthcare building projects, encompassing hospitals, GP’s surgeries and care homes, like all mid to high occupancy applications, will typically exhibit significant heating and varied hot water usage patterns demanding instantaneous and semi-instantaneous provision. In hospitals, systems with high redundancy will typically offer spare capacity that allows for the creation of balanced storage applications, whilst GP surgeries and care homes are more likely to need a complete application design. Either way, both will want to demonstrate system responsiveness for the comfort of patients, residents and staff, and high efficiency from an application correctly sized for the job to reduce both the cost of ownership and emissions from buildings.
With the government driving local authorities and NHS Trusts to embrace policy designed to deliver net zero by 2050, there is a new imperative across the health sector to embrace decarbonisation, reduce CO2 emissions, raise comfort levels for staff, plus reduce in building-related complaints and maintenance backlogs. These goals will be met through the specification and installation of energy-efficient and low carbon heating measures.
We can help with a full-service application design team who can provide an assessment of your properties’ demands and correctly size an application. We can help recommend the optimum appliances to deliver highly efficient systems that provide the best value in terms of capital and operational expenditure, whilst meeting the need to reduce carbon, CO₂ and potentially deadly NOₓ emissions. Our commissioning service also ensures installation is carried out correctly and the system is safe to operate, which then unlocks long-term manufacturer quality warranty service.
As an independent designer and provider of systems to the healthcare industry for the past 50 years, Adveco supports technology-open scenarios that not only predict large proportions of heat pumps and solar thermal, but also assumes the use of gaseous fuels and direct-electric energy provision from an increasingly decarbonised grid. Just as electricity is becoming greener so too can the gaseous fuels which will contain larger shares of renewable ‘green’ hydrogen gas and other synthetic fuels by 2050.
This approach better supports the adoption of a hybrid approach to application design that gives more options for the combination of new and existing technologies. This is not only more practical, especially when refurbishing older buildings and inefficient systems where fresh demands have outpaced the original scope of the application, but also more cost-effective, allowing for a more managed transition, extending the life of viable systems while addressing the need to reduce carbon to achieve Net Zero by 2050.
Supporting new construction as well as the refurbishment of healthcare heating and hot water systems, Adveco is perfectly positioned to support the provision of:
Design, supply and support for commercial hot water, heating and low carbon applications
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