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Why There Is A Surge In Demand For Ground Source Heat Pumps (GHSPs) In The UK

Written by: Jon Curtis 11/09/2023
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1. Introduction to the Surge in Demand for Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHPs)

  • Overview of the UK government’s plan to phase out gas grid fossil fuel heating by 2026.
  • The need for homeowners and landlords to find reliable alternatives.
  • The current reliance on high-carbon heating fuels like oil and coal in off-gas grid homes.

    2. The Role of Ground Source Heat Pumps in Sustainable Heating

    • Explanation of how GSHPs offer low-carbon heating options.
    • Suitability for various property types, including older homes.
    • Challenges faced in rural areas and how they can be overcome.

    3. Government Initiatives Driving the Adoption of GSHPs

    • Overview of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) and its £6,000 grant for GSHP installations.
    • Increase in inquiries for GSHPs due to the scheme.
    • Replacing oil-powered boilers with heat pumps as part of the shift towards Net Zero targets.

    4. Why GSHPs Are a Practical and Reliable Heating Solution

    • Consistent performance regardless of outdoor temperatures.
    • Stable running costs, unaffected by market volatility in oil prices.
    • Lower maintenance needs compared to traditional fossil fuel systems.
    5. Factors Contributing to the Growing Popularity of GSHPs
    • Versatility of GSHPs, with the ability to draw heat from multiple sources (ground, lakes, mineshafts).
    • Compatibility with solar PV-T panels for enhanced energy efficiency.
    • Longevity of GSHP systems, lasting over 20 years, and the cost-effectiveness of retrofitting.
    6. Government Support and Incentives for GSHP Adoption
    • Lower running and maintenance costs due to electricity price adjustments and the removal of green levies.
    • Heat Training Grant providing subsidies for installers to make heat pump technology more accessible.



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