Author: chillibyte

A lack of familiarity and knowledge about heat pumps is proving to be a major barrier in the UK, in their adoption to replace gas central heating.

Energy efficiency funding for heat pumps and insulation to reduce energy consumption announced in the autumn statement is needed now.

The Electrification of Heat Demonstration project has shown that no property type or architectural era is unsuitable for a heat pump.

Synecore are mechanical and electrical contractors (sometimes shortened to M&E contractors).

The quality of the indoor air we breathe plays an important role in our health and well-being as well as our comfort and productivity that’s why workplace ventilation is important.

Minimising the amount of energy your business uses will always be important in terms of saving money and making your business more efficient. Today, there’s never been a better time to look at the energy efficiency of your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system given the increase in energy prices and the issue of

Making sure your hospitality, leisure and retail space is temperature controlled plays a vital role in attracting (and keeping) customers.

The Federation of Master Builders (FBM) have called for a UK-wide retrofit plan. They are urging the UK government to keep to the commitments made in 2019 which pledged to help reduce domestic energy demand by considering a wider national commitment to energy efficiency in buildings.

This article covers a range of simple actions that can result in energy savings and prolong the lifespan of your Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system.

This article looks at what mechanical and electrical engineering contractors (often shortened to M&E contractors) do.

Now is the perfect time to make sure your HVAC will perform efficiently and effectively during the colder autumn and winter months.

As the temperature in the UK continues to soar and heatwaves are predicted, the Met office has issued another extreme heat warning just a few weeks after the previous extreme heat warning was issued. Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Dan Rudman says: “Thanks to persistent high pressure over the UK, temperatures will be rising day-on-day