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Heat your home with an


Air Source Heat Pump, you’ll find the sums could really add up!


Choose eco-friendly renewable energy to heat your home and water and you could receive a discount of up to £3,000† from EDF Energy. You could also receive a ‘Renewable Heat Premium Payment’ government incentive of £850††


for an


Air Source Heat Pump and/or £300†† for a Solar Thermal Water Heating system.


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ith rising energy prices many homeowners are realising the potential of using renewable energy to heat their home and water.


Our new Solar Thermal Water Heating system provided us with virtually free hot water this summer. And we are already enjoying a much warmer home and lower energy bills with our new Air Source Heat Pump


EDF Energy, Air Source Heat Pump and Solar Thermal customer


” Year-round comfort and reliability


An energy effi cient Air Source Heat Pump could heat your home and water in the winter and cut your heating bills by up to £350* a year compared to oil. A Solar Thermal Water Heating system, meanwhile, could provide up to 60% of your hot water needs** – and you’re likely to benefi t from virtually free hot water in the summer. What’s more, Air Source Heat Pumps are a great


alternative to traditional gas or oil boiler systems as they can be up to 3 times more efficient. They could cut your home’s carbon emissions by up to 1.6 tonnes or 27% a year compared to oil so are better for the environment too*.


Be rewarded for installing your renewable energy solution


Not only could you save money on your energy bills, but you could also receive a substantial ‘Renewable Heat Premium Payment’. It’s the government’s way of rewarding you for creating a greener home. Install an Air Source Heat Pump and if you are eligible,


you could receive £850, plus £300 if you install a Solar Thermal Water Heating system††


. . Richard Long, Brighton


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