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UK Politics · England

Most new build homes in England to be required to have solar panels

38% Center coverage: 13 sources

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Birmingham, England · Birmingham

Installer Show 2025 - Heat Pumps

InstallerSHOW 2025 24th – 26th June 2025 Taking place from 24th to 26th June at the NEC, Birmingham, InstallerSHOW 2025 is bigger than ever with a key focus on low-carbon innovation. The Heat Pump Association (HPA) will be exhibiting across all three days at our stand 5I82. We will also be speaking at various panels across the show: Tuesday 24th – 16:00-17:30 – MCS stand 5E76 – MCS & HPA Drinks…Read Article

New survey reveals surprising shift in homeowners' heating choices: 'We almost couldn't keep up with the demand'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ten years ago, more people were buying gas furnaces than heat pumps — even though heat pumps are more efficient, more comfortable, and they can heat and cool a home. But now, not only are more heat pumps installed than furnaces, but 9 out of 10 heat pump owners would recommend them to others. That's according to new data from Mitsubishi Electric, a leading heating and cooling manufacturer that was actually the first company to sell heat pumps in…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

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