Greywater Recycling
Greywater refers to waste bath, sink and washing water. This can be recycled, resulting in savings nearing 70L of potable water per person per day.
Water Saving Toilets
Toilet usage accounts for 1/3 of home water use so installing a water saving toilets is a fantastic way to minimise water usage and help save on water bills
Domestic Sewage Treatment
Domestic sewage treatment may be the only viable option if you live off mains sewage, however it can also be used to save large amounts of water.
Underfloor Heating
Under floor heating creates a warm and cosy floor. By radiating heat from a larger surface area it also distributes the heat more evenly within the home.
Low Energy LED Bulbs
Introduction to low energy lighting Traditional incandescent bulbs work by passing an electric current through an extremely thin filament which becomes very hot, thereby emitting light. Of all the electricity that goes through the filament, only a small proportion is…
Megaflo unvented hot water systems
We are seeing more and more people installing Megaflo heating systems in their homes, but what are they and why are they becoming so popular? Well, a Megaflo is essentially a brand of hot water tank – but the major…
Maximising Solar PV Return
Shading, ambient temperature and dirt on the panels are just some of the factors that can impact the amount of electricity your solar PV produces.
Solar PV and Planning Permission
When is Solar PV a Permitted Development? A solar photovoltaic array is normally considered a permitted development, as long as certain criteria are met which are detailed below. Solar PV fixed to your home, or another building within your grounds…
CHP Boilers
CHP Boilers produce both heat & electricity in one single process. Find more info here on benefits, costs & current models for the home.
Oil & LPG Boilers
How does oil heating work? Whether you opt for a heating oil or LPG boiler, they work in a very similar way to a typical gas boiler. The main difference is that the fuel used is stored on site rather…