Rinnai news

As businesses face stricter environmental regulations, transitioning away from fossil fuel systems is becoming an increasing trend. Retrofitting heat pumps allows commercial properties to reduce emissions while enhancing operational stability.

Rinnai Director, Chris Goggin, evaluates the benefits of installing hybrid heating and hot water systems. Hybrid configurations can improve energy costs whilst offering performance that does not inhibit the continuity of daily operations that commercial properties require.

Luxury hotel, office and residential complex achieve dependable 24/7 hot water with hybrid heat pump and high efficiency gas water heating technology.

Hybrid hot water systems are emerging as one of the most effective and practical energy saving solutions. As energy prices continue to fluctuate and decarbonisation targets become more demanding, commercial sites face growing pressure to find more efficient and sustainable solutions.

A successful 2% green hydrogen gas mixing trial has been successfully completed at the Briggs power station in North Lincolnshire.

This guide will also explain the main technologies shaping the future of hot water, which are natural gas, hydrogen, heat pumps and hybrid systems. Understanding these options will help you make informed, future-proof decisions for your home or business.

Rinnai Director Chris Goggin looks at some of the unreported details of the politics of NetZero, more specifically the ideological challenges to carbon neutrality and climate change policies coming from all areas of the global political spectrum.

Large commercial buildings are among the highest energy consumers which traditionally have relied on fossil fuel based HVAC systems that contribute significantly carbon emissions.

Rinnai’s Director Chris Goggin takes a close look at the role of natural gas, LPG and BioLPG in the current and near future UK energy market.

Chris Goggin looks at the modes & methods of heating and hot water provision to domestic and commercial properties in the Latin Euro countries – Spain, Portugal, and Italy. A comparative analysis of national approaches will demonstrate how each economy is making progress in their NetZero targets and how properties in each country uses energy and appliances.

Heating continues to be a significant contributor to carbon emissions, accounting for around 22% of total UK emissions. As environmental regulations tighten, it is more important than ever for commercial buildings to opt for low-carbon solutions.

Rinnai’s N series range of continuous flow water heaters have been installed by Midlands-based Aquagas at the newly refurbished training ground of Coventry City FC.