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Geothermal Heating And Cooling

  • REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT

  • UTILISE YOUR ENVIRONMENT

  • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

RHI Energies Group Ltd, ground source heat pump and geothermal systems specialists

The effects of climate change globally, are having a significant impact on the construction industry.

RHI Energies can provide the best technical solutions within the heating and cooling industry, using the latest developments. RHI Energies has many years of experience in the marketplace and has experience in the design and installation of ground loop systems.

Ground source heat pumps

High-efficiency ground source heat pumps provide wintertime heating by extracting heat from the ground and transferring it to the building. During the summer months, the process can be reversed so the heat pump extracts heat from the building and transfers it to the ground. Transferring heat to a cooler space takes less energy, so the cooling efficiency of the heat pump gain benefits from the lower ground temperatures. Learn more about ground-source heat pumps here.

RHI Energies is able to offer system solutions supported by a reliable and proven product portfolio. It offers the following services:

  • Detailed feasibility studies.

  • Thermal conductivity assessments.

  • Accredited design of ground source and hybrid systems.

  • Installation from drilling through to heat pump installation.

  • In-house pipework design and installation

  • Pressure testing, flushing and commissioning of the system.

Residential

We are now witnessing the effect of climate change globally which is having a significant impact on our energy consumption habits. Ground source heat systems are a renewable energy source that can provide an energy efficient means of heating and cooling a property, whilst reducing significantly the associated carbon footprint and the average cost of the utility bill. 

Commercial

Government targets for renewable energy have been established in the Government White Paper (2003) and Planning Policy Statement PPS22: renewable energy (2004). These have provided the national planning framework for promoting and considering proposals for renewable energy and encourages local authorities to consider the opportunity for developing renewable energy projects.

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