Heat Networks
Heat NetworkTechnologies Drawing on the innovative experiences of Denmark. SAV bring renewable technologies, advanced system design, precise sizing and energy management expertise to the UK market. SAV supply state-of-the-art renewable technologies, such as Heat Interface Units (HIUs), large-scale heat pumps using natural refrigerants, electric boilers and energy metering hardware. VISIT WEBSITE Heat NetworkMonitoring EnergiRaven is […]
HIU Leasing: Easing into District Heating

To make it more attractive and easier for the consumers, the district heating company made it possible to choose a heat concierge scheme. This means that instead of paying a large lump sum, residents have their new district heating unit delivered, installed, and commissioned – paid through a monthly subscription. This leasing and subscription option […]
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Halving energy costs by marrying CHPs to Heat Pumps

Despite the war in Ukraine, gas is becoming greener, and properties can even halve their gas consumption by connecting a micro-CHP plant and heat pump from EC POWER, which has been on the market for 30 years.
Hep 20 piping & fittings
Hep20 is a leading brand of plastic (polybutylene) pipe used for a wide range of plumbing connections. It can be used with hot and cold potable water systems, as well as for those serving radiators and underfloor heating. Connections are made using push fittings, which are reliable and simple to make. A key benefit of […]
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
HVAC is the collective term for heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems that maintain comfortable temperatures and indoor air quality in a building. The design of any HVAC system has a significant impact on the energy consumption and carbon emissions of the associated building. There are many configurations of HVAC systems, ranging from separate arrangements […]
Heat Pump
First of all, a heat pump does not generate heat. It transfers heat from a source at lower temperature to a user centre at higher temperature. All heat pumps are driven by electricity. Sources of heat can either be air, water or ground. Heat pumps work by refrigerant circulating in a closed loop, under the […]
Heat Networks – Definition
Heat Networks distribute hot water from a centralised source through a looped system of insulated pipes. Users access their energy via individual heat exchangers, serving space heating and / or hot water needs. Heat can be provided by dedicated plant (such as boilers, heat pumps or CHP) or by processes having surplus heat. Networks can […]
Heat Exchanger
The majority of AirMaster units contain one or more aluminium heat exchangers, which enable AirMasters to recover heat from the room air, therefore cutting energy consumption when compared to a natural ventilation solution. Aluminium has been chosen for its high conductivity (237 W/m K) compared to other materials commonly seen in heat exchangers, such a […]
How to: Sector Coupling

Last week SAV visited GREENLAB in Skive, Denmark – a circular energy park for local industry…