At Rubis, we take our responsibilities towards the environment very seriously and strive to offer our customers greener products and services, whenever possible.
RUBIS IN A
WORLD
In a changing world that is demanding greater action on climate change, we want to be part of innovation and technological developments in our field.
Oil is the most cost effective option for fuelling homes in the Channel Islands, not only will you save money but you can help to save the environment too.
When you add solar thermal technology in conjunction with oil fired heating, we can help your system become even more efficient. And when you switch to Thermo Premium Kerosene the results can be even more dramatic. Our specially designed heating oil keeps your appliance running more efficiently, producing
more heat energy and lower emissions, as well as improving long term storage potential for your tank and pipework.
We are also able to supply and install air source heat pumps to supplement your system. This alternative to traditional heating and hot water systems is both economical and environmentally friendly and is used extensively throughout Europe.
Air source heat pumps are the ideal renewable energy heating option as they are among the few technologies that are capable of delivering consistent heating quality and cost-efficiency.
companies in this field, we offer a Solar Thermal Hybrid heating system that allows you to heat up to 60% of your hot water needs throughout the year (and up to 100% in the summer).
Rubis are researching innovative and technological developments in our field; we are actively investigating more renewables and conducting ongoing investigations into new sustainable products and services for all our customers in a bid to enable our customers to embrace more conscientious consumption.
SNUGGLE UP, SUSTAINABLY
Have you ever wondered what happens to used coffee grounds? They often end up in landfill where they degrade and emit harmful greenhouse gases.
months. This year, you can use coffee to enjoy these cosy moments and help the environment. Coffee Logs are eco-friendly fire logs smell like coffee.)
Collecting used grounds from a wide range of businesses in the UK – including universities, instant coffee factories, coffee shops, airports and railway stations – Coffee Logs recycles these, harnessing the untapped energy left behind, to create a green energy source. This process also reduces emissions, caused by coffee grounds left in landfill, by 80%.
Each log contains grounds from 25 cups of coffee, that quickly adds up to 400 cups per bag. Coffee Logs are ideal for use in wood burners and multi-fuel stoves, burning 20% hotter and longer than kiln-dried wood.
Snuggle up sustainably this winter with Coffee Logs, now available at Rubis.
RD100 DRIVE GREEN
We’ve launched an advanced biofuel – RD100. This 100% Renewable Diesel is an immediate solution to help our local communities reduce global carbon emissions.
The Channel Islands is the 11th jurisdiction in the world to offer the new fuel, branded locally as RD100. It outperforms other biodiesels and fossil diesel and will cut global carbon emissions from diesel engines by up to 90% over its lifecycle; as the carbon released in the atmosphere is offset by the carbon absorbed by plants in the carbon cycle.
RD100 is clear, odourless and is refined from 100% renewable sources offering better combustion. Compatible with existing diesel engines, there is no need for vehicle modifications. RD100 can replace regular fossil diesel today.
Improve your carbon footprint and make the switch. You can fuel up with RD100 at a number of forecourts in the Channel Islands. Sion Garage was the first forecourt in Britain to have renewable diesel. With this listing, we have been at the forefront and continue to lead the energy transition to a greener future. Keep an eye on our website as we are planning to further extend the network of our garages offering this option.
To find out more, visit:
rubis-ci.co.uk/rd100
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