Over 50,000 kg of CO2 saved with a Ground Source Heat Pump…

Reducing energy costs and environmental impact with a Ground Source Heat Pump

Our customer from Hampshire was struggling with an inefficient heating system and high electricity bills and was looking for a long-term solution that would reduce their costs and carbon footprint.

After extensive research and consulting with Infinity, it was determined that a Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) would be an ideal solution for their needs, transforming the stable temperature underground into hot water and heating in their home.

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THE SYSTEM WE INSTALLED – A BRIEF OVERVIEW

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Ground Source Heat Pumps

4 x Kensa Evo Heat Pump Units

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Carbon Emission Savings

56,479 kg per year

Kensa is the leading ground source heat pump manufacturer in the UK. Their Evo Series offers high performance and efficiency all year round.

To match the customer’s demanding energy needs, we installed four Kensa GSHP units, delivering a significant decrease in their electricity bills while also lowering their carbon emissions.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

We supplied and installed four highly efficient Kensa Evo units (3 x 13 kW, 1 x 7 kW) accompanied by a horizontal ground loop system, two 250L cylinders and a 500L Buffer Tank.

Due to the usage requirements and size of the property (608 m2 floor area), an equivalent of 4,500m of pipework was buried near the building. All of this was filled with water-based fluid that is capable of absorbing and transferring heat.

Environmental Benefits

Before the installation of the GSHP, the family had very high carbon emission levels due to the nature of their heating system and its consumption – this measured 65,610 kg CO2 per year from their oil boilers.

However, after the installation of the heat pumps, it is predicted that their carbon footprint will be reduced to 9,131 kg per year. This system will save the household 56,479 kg of CO2 annually, equivalent to an 86% decrease.

Ground Source Heat Pumps - Kensa Evo Series

HOW THE PROJECT CAME TOGETHER AND WHAT IT DELIVERED

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Why a Ground Source Heat Pump?

After an initial consultation with Infinity and a further detailed assessment of the property, a GSHP was the most appropriate solution for the household’s needs, based on their usage and demand. Following a careful evaluation of the land, space and soil, a horizontal, ground loop system was deemed most appropriate. The ample space near the property and wetter soil would increase the efficiency of the system and provide better heat conduction.

During the Installation

Due to the scale of the system and weather conditions, we had two teams of engineers attend the site – one covering groundwork and the other handling electricals. Factors that were considered included climate, existing underground cables, underground water and tree roots amongst other things. We also fitted a Ground Mount Solar Panel system along with Battery Storage. Having this solar and storage system in place will further reduce the household’s carbon emissions and electricity costs.

Ground Source Heat Pump Installation - Old Oil System
Ground Source Heat Pump Installation - Kensa

After the Installation

In addition to the financial and environmental benefits they received, the household was very happy with the level of advice, quality of workmanship and performance of the system provided by Infinity Energy Services throughout this project.

This case study demonstrates the benefits of investing in a Ground Source Heat Pump for homeowners looking to significantly reduce their environmental impact. With the right combination of energy-saving measures and incentives, homeowners can make a significant impact on their energy bills and the environment.

GSHP Installers
We’re delighted to finish this Ground Source Heat Pump project and we’re pleased it is performing so well – the energy bills and carbon emissions at the estate will be reduced significantly and will save them £1,000s in the long run.

David Hutcheon, Senior Technical Manager

GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMPS (GSHP) BENEFIT FROM THE BOILER UPGRADE SCHEME (BUS) GRANT…

The household was eligible for the BUS grant, which enabled them to benefit from a discount of £7,500 off their installation costs. The grant applies to all scale projects, as long as the property matches the BUS requirements.

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