Tagged: electrification

3 articles we've published with this tag.

Heat Pump Hot Water: The Running-Cost Math Against Gas and Electric Resistance
A heat pump hot water system typically uses a third to a quarter of the electricity of a resistance tank for the same hot water. Against gas the comparison depends entirely on your gas tariff, which is the part most calculators skip.
By Priya Nathan
How Heat Pumps Actually Work (and Why That Makes Them So Efficient)
A heat pump doesn't create heat from electricity the way a bar heater does — it moves existing heat from one place to another. That distinction is why it can deliver 3–5x more heating energy than the electricity it consumes.
By Priya Nathan
Electrification 101: Where to Start If You're Doing One Thing at a Time
Most households can't (or don't want to) electrify everything at once. If you're prioritising, here's a sensible order based on payback, comfort and the size of the load you're replacing.
By Priya Nathan