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Bridgewater House, built in 1771, is a classic two-and-a-half storey Georgian house designated a Grade II listed building. It is near the lower end of a line of 10 locks leading from the Runcorn basin of the Bridgewater Canal to the River Mersey. Originally built for the use of the Duke of Bridgewater, it has since been used for various purposes and has now been converted into offices.

Chris Goggin analyses the role and key distinctions between data and information in the current UK and international energy market. The influence of data driven DHW and heating system improvements will be explored, as will the subject of misinformation that is spread across mainstream and alternative media platforms.

Chris Goggin explains what E-methane is, how it is produced and its potential relevance inside the UK alternative gasses market. An informed synopsis of the current off grid gas and energy market will be used to highlight how E-methane and other lesser well-known gasses such as Bio-LPG and biomethane can contribute towards off-grid NetZero aims and support commercial enterprises.

This guide explores the latest the wide range of commercial water heating innovations from electric water heaters to instant water heaters using gas. We will explore the benefits, installation considerations, and how they can help your business reduce energy consumption, lower costs, and meet sustainability targets.

Pete Seddon, Head of Technical at Rinnai UK, explains the terms “hard and soft water” and expands on the long-term effects hard water has on DHW systems. Further attention is given to how system maintenance is provided to combat DHW system component fatigue – a result of untreated hard water.

In this blog, we explore the fundamental components, operational principles, benefits, considerations, and potential applications of hybrid heating systems. Whether you are a specifier or installer understanding how hybrid systems work can help you make informed decisions aligned with performance goals and net zero ambitions.

This blog offers an exploration of commercial heat pumps, highlighting their advantages, applications, and key considerations for installation. Furthermore, it examines their potential impact on energy saving, units of heat and reduction of carbon footprint, making them a noteworthy choice for businesses heating requirements and hot water applications.

Rinnai will use Installer Show 2025 to spotlight the often-overlooked threat of limescale in hot water systems and why scale protection is essential for long-term system performance, efficiency, and cost control.

Water neutrality aims to ensure that when new building developments are planned and completed that there is no dramatic increase in water consumption in the surrounding area.

There is a commonly asked question regarding heat pump suitability for the UK market, as the notoriously inclement British weather can see extreme hot and cold weather as well as a fair amount of rain and wind many are left asking are heat pumps suitable for the UK?

Chris Goggin explains the approach to the relentless pursuit of manufacturing excellence, including the two separate methodologies of “Kaizen” and “Kanban,” that are central to Rinnai manufacturing excellence.

Rinnai is introducing a wide and comprehensive selection of unvented water heaters to add to and complement the existing range of cylinders solutions.