As you can see, we have launched our new website!
We have tried to make it as customer friendly as possible, and hope that it contains all the information you may require about ground source heat pumps and the open-loop systems we install.
If you have any comments regarding this site or any of the contents within it, please do not hesitate to contact us. All feedback is gratefully recieved!
In June, the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) will launch their water source heat map, which identifies the potential source of more than six giggawatts of renewable heat which they calculate could heat upto a million homes. The map shows the potential heat that could be utilised from rivers, canals and the sea using heat…
HD Services attended their first ever exhibition on Friday 27th September. Thanks to the generosity of the Big Green Book, we were able to take part in the National Home Improvement Show at Olympia. This being our first exhibition we were unsure what to expect and have been pleased to see the amount of interest…
On Wednesday 9th April, the DECC finally announced the launch of the domestic RHI. This will come as a huge relief to the renewable heating comminuty as the launch had been delayed by 13 months. The domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is the world’s first long-term financial support programme for renewable heat, offering homeowners payments…
Thousands of delegates interested in bioenergy solutions and microgeneration technologies gathered at Stoneleigh Park on October 10th and 11th for nextgen, a two day conference and exhibition, incorporating ebec and microgen. HD Servies Ltd attended this conference and several seminars regarding the Green Deal, RHI and developments in Heat Pump Technology. This event has proved…
This interesting article by Dave Elliott, physicsworld.com, considers the missed opportunities, errors and backtracking by successive governments in relation to the support and deployment of renewables in the UK. A good read. Enjoy!
With temperatures set to remain at least in the mid 20’s for the next month, there is talk of hosepipe bans and plenty of advice coming from the water companies about how to reduce your water consumption. Uncertainly is evident as some water companies are saying that currently ground water levels are ‘robust’ due…