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REFRIGERANTS


However, electrolysis should not be completely dismissed. Absorption also help buffer the intermittent output of renewable energy sources. Controllable, modern electric heaters, with integrated heat storage, can loss, avoiding the capital and operating costs of the electrolysis plant.


resulting carbonate solution generates a mixture of hydrogen and carbon of atmospheric CO2 by caustic potash (KOH) and electrolysis of the


dioxide, simultaneously regenerating the KOH. CO2 can be separated and


This process is not just carbon neutral but carbon negative. Whether it is sequestered underground while the hydrogen can be fed to the gas grid.


atmosphere, which might be used to offset activities that are difficult to economically viable depends upon the value of removing the CO2 from the


boosted as necessary by an electric resistive heating would optimise the would be too great to be a domestic replacement where a heat pump While the cost of such energy efficient, but sophisticated, engineering with hot exhaust gas being used to raise the final output temperature. would pump heat from the low sink temperature to a medium temperature hydrogen might be the fuel for a gas engine driving a heat pump, which In larger installations, such as residential blocks or commercial premises, decarbonise such as air-transport.


balance between initial outlay and overall efficiency.


Whatever solutions emerge, the GMB is correct to insist that less well- off consumers are not driven into fuel poverty by technological chan to appreciate that the future employment of gas engineers is potentially at risk. However, arguing for the continuation of the status q


ogical change and quo by saying that


to service heat pumps, for example by the Government an GMB could lobby for its gas engineers to be progressively retrain heat pumps are bonkers is luddite.


ly retrained nd industry


provide a significant contribution So, are heat pumps the right an and appren encourag


ging technical colleges to introduce courses for existing technicians


a significant contribution to future UK space heating, they cannot e heat pumps the right answer? Although I consider they will rentices.


infra-structure, for example, electric battery versus hydrogen be introd


capable of retrofittin transpor


advantag by effect of existin


of retrofitting for gas boilers avoiding the expensive replacement t. Scope exists to improve heat pump performance, so they are ructure, for example, electric battery versus hydrogen fuel cell for duced without taking account of other changes in the UK energy


ng hydronic systems. But innovation needs to be complemented tive marketing to inform the general public of the undoubted ges of heat pumps.


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