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Tom Nurse

About Tom:

Tom writes to help homeowners understand their heating options and feel informed about energy efficiency. Drawing on more than ten years of experience in the energy and home-heating sector, he combines technical know-how with a clear, customer-first approach.
Tom is passionate about showing people how modern electric heating, like Fischer Future Heat systems, can bring comfort, control, and long-term savings to their homes — without the jargon.

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Posts by Tom:

Is The Heat Pump Revolution Finally Taking Shape?

Climate Change: Should We Rely On Celebrities?

Climate Change: Have We Reached The Point Of No Return?

Is Social Media An Obstacle To Climate Change Action

Clean Energy: Is The UK Overambitious With It’s Forecast?

Carbon Capture, Hybrid Fossil Fuels These are Half Measures

Net Zero: Who’s Responsible: Government vs The Individual?

Net Zero: More Oil & Gas Licences, What Happened?

Is A Lower Cost Heat Pump The Solution?

Heat Pump prices are predicted to fall by the end of the decade. A report by the UK Energy Centre published in April 2023 has forecast a 20-25% reduction in installation costs. Over the past decade, the movement has ranged from slow to non-existent in terms of the cost of installing a heat pump. Is a reduction in price going to prove to be the catalyst in the take-up of heat pumps?

Clean Energy: Why The UK Falling Behind?

Power to Zero, Choose Electric.

We understand the positive impact sustainable heating has on the reduction of climate change. Sustainable living starts at home, which is why we have always worked alongside our customers to make cleaner electric heating choices available. We have made it our responsibility to pave the way from fossil fuels to zero carbon electricity. Make the switch to an electric system, powered by renewable energy from a climate conscious energy supplier. The Future is Electric.

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Why Should You Book Your Free Survey?

When advising customers how to improve their home’s energy efficiency, you need a firm grasp of heat-loss calculations. Making heat-loss calculations a mandatory part of every heating installation means we will be able to recommend a heating solution that strikes the right balance between being powerful enough to meet peak demand for heat and being efficient enough to keep consumption and emissions down. As part of the survey, it is important to understand and anticipate a customer’s heating needs, so talking to our prospective customers is an important part of our process. Heat-loss calculations balance the amount of energy needed to overcome the heat loss through the fabric of your home. Every home is different so there is no ONE SIZE FITS ALL SOLUTION.

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