National Trust’s Kingston Lacy switches to renewable energy
A report from the BBC outlines how a national trust property has made the decision to switch to renewable energy to meet its heating needs.
The National Trust property, Kingston Lacy in Dorset has made the switch to a renewable heating system which will save 30,000 litres of oil each year as part of the charities bid to tackle climate change.
The heat pump project is one of the National Trust’s biggest yet, and the first high temperature ground source system the charity has installed.
To read the full report from the BBC, click here: National Trust’s Kingston Lacy switches to renewable energy – BBC News
