A team of experts has launched a pioneering project in the Royal Borough of Greenwich in London, UK, to assess the feasibility of switching gas-heated, owned-occupied homes in high density areas to low carbon heating in the form of networked ground source heat pumps.
Trafalgar Rd and Columb St in the London borough of Greenwich are in the area where a team of experts will assess the feasibility of switching gas-heated, owned-occupied homes in high density areas to low carbon heating in the form of networked ground source heat pumps
The aim is to develop an innovative methodology for the coordination of high-density heat pump deployment which will support urban communities switching to a low carbon technology that will reduce energy...
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