Renewable Energy
Reducing your carbon footprint
Atmostherm are a registered Carbon Trust supply and installation company dedicated to reducing CO2 emissions by designing and installing more efficient heating and air conditioning systems. We also specialise in the installation of economical energy management control systems. Our specialist areas include.
- High Efficiency Condensing Heating Boilers.
- High Efficiency Condensing Hot Water Heaters.
- Solar Heating Systems.
- Under Floor Heating (Using Solar Power).
- Micro CHP Units (Combined Heat and Power).
- Inverter Driven Air Conditioning Systems.
- Energy Reducing Control Systems.
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Purchasing Option
Atmostherm can offer interest free energy efficient loans.
New, more efficient equipment can lower energy bills and associated CO2 emissions. And if the purchase is funded with an interest free loan, the monthly savings in energy costs will often exceed the loan repayment. See how you can make use of loans from the Carbon Trust to help purchase energy saving equipment.
How much can your customer borrow and for how long?
The value of the loan offered will depend on the amount and type of energy saved. Different energy sources release different amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere as they are consumed (this is called the CO2 intensity). The CO2 intensity affects the value of the loan that the Carbon Trust will offer. To help you work out how much you could borrow, you can use the online loan calculator at:www.carbontrust.co.uk/loancalculator
What sort of energy saving equipment is eligible?
Any equipment that saves enough energy can be considered. Examples are the installation of replacement air conditioning, boilers, or larger-scale refurbishments of steam generating plant. Each application is individually assessed on the basis of its energy savings and the technology involved.
Latest news
Legislation and Legal Obligations
The end of 2009 brings with it the end of Refrigerant R22
All air conditioning and refrigeration users need to take notice of the new regulations!
From 31st December 2009 it will be illegal to use virgin hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) such as R-22 (which until 5 years ago was the most commonly used refrigerant in new systems) when servicing and maintaining air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.
Until the 31st December 2014 temporary use of recycled/recovered R-22 is possible, but availability will be limited and costs high.
Clients
Our clients come from many different sectors most being through referral. We think this is a testimony to the quality of our work and the importance we place on creating a rewarding working relationship with our clients.
