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Yet another reason why heat pumps are awesome: health benefits
Bournemouth · Bournemouth

Yet another reason why heat pumps are awesome: health benefits

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Switching to heat pumps is one of the most energy-efficient and cost-effective ways to reduce the climate impact of buildings, which account for more than a third of U.S. carbon emissions. It can also save lives by cleaning the air we breathe, according to new research by Rewiring America, a nonprofit that advocates…See the Story
ABB joins forces with World Green Building Council to drive energy-efficient buildings across Europe

ABB joins forces with World Green Building Council to drive energy-efficient buildings across Europe

ABB’s Smart Buildings Division today announced a new collaboration with the World Green Building Council’s (WorldGBC) European Regional Network (ERN), aimed at advancing sustainable, energy-efficient building practices across Europe. ABB has joined WorldGBC’s European Regional Network as a Regional Knowledge Partner to drive progress in low-carbon, energy-efficient buildings that align with Europe’s sustainability goals. Leveraging its expertise…See the Story
University of Kent partners with Siemens to cut emissions by 50%
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University of Kent partners with Siemens to cut emissions by 50%

The University of Kent (UoK) is set to cut emissions by 50 per cent through a new carbon reduction strategy developed in partnership with technology company Siemens, as it continues to work towards achieving its net zero targets. Developed following an Investment Grade Audit (IGA) undertaken to get a detailed assessment of the University’s energy performance, the strategy sets out a roadmap to reduce carbon emissions across its Canterbury and Me…See the Story

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