The 170 carbon-neutral homes currently built on the site of the former Eastern High School in Cardiff are heated by 170 Master Therm AquaMaster AQ17I ground-water heat pumps. They are connected to 79 shared ground boreholes, each 180 metres deep.
The 170 carbon-neutral homes currently built on the site of the former Eastern High School in Cardiff are heated by 170 Master Therm AquaMaster AQ17I ground-water heat pumps. They are connected to 79 shared ground boreholes, each 180 metres deep.
The Irish heat pump market is rapidly expanding due to climate change awareness, EU CO2 reduction goals, and Ireland’s alignment with other EU members. Heat pumps are increasingly seen as a key solution, particularly with Ireland’s growing renewable energy from wind and photovoltaics. Despite this growth, there’s a lack of in-depth understanding of heat pump technology among the public, professionals, and renewable energy companies.
From our Irish distributor Master Therm Ireland / Lukas Kadlik
How to take care of heating with a heat pump and what does the heat consumption in the heating season look like? When does the heating season actually start and end? More in the article below.
Cooling the interiors of homes and apartments is a topic that has become increasingly relevant in recent years as the summer heat increases. How exactly does heat-pump cooling work? Is it efficient enough to replace conventional air conditioning? And what about operating costs? This article will look into just that.
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