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Waveney District Council

Lowestoft, Suffolk

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Waveney District Council’s Manor Court sheltered housing scheme in Lowestoft opted for a Grant Solar Thermal System to increase the efficiencies of energy usage for residents.

Type of building: Sheltered home

Products: Solar Thermal System, Cylinders, Solar PV

Model: Nine collector Grant Aurora solar thermal system, three 300ltr hot water cylinders, twenty 180W Grant Solar PV modules

Location: Lowestoft, Suffolk

Installer: Dodd Group Eastern Ltd

Completion: 2011

Developer: Waveney District Council

Comments: We selected systems from Grant UK on the basis of cost, performance and previous experience with the Dodd Group Eastern Ltd

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Free heat pump training courses with Grant UK

Two new heat pump training courses are now available at Grant UK’s Training Academy. These face-to-face courses include a brand new product training course on the new Aerona 290 heat pump range as well as a course dedicated to the basics of heat pump system design, with both courses available for bookings from September 2024.

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Grant UK look forward to another season with Bath Rugby

Grant UK are looking ahead to the new rugby season, continuing their partnership with local Premiership Club, Bath Rugby. As a longstanding Official Partner of the Club, Grant UK continues to be the Official Sustainability and Grassroots Partner of Bath Rugby as well, supporting the Club both on and off the field during the 2024/25 season.

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John Pullen joins Grant UK’s Sales Team

Grant UK is pleased to announce that John Pullen has joined their Sales Team as the Area Sales Manager for Wales and the West of England. John will be providing sales support for all of Grant’s products, including their air source heat pumps, oil boilers and complete package solutions.

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Grant UK join New College Swindon’s Careers Extra Programme

Grant UK has partnered with a local college, joining the Careers Extra Programme of New College Swindon, which is based close to the Company’s Headquarters in Wiltshire. Through this programme, Grant UK hopes to further support the students at the College who have an interest in the plumbing and heating sector.

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Grant UK’s Kick The Carbon campaign is a success with local schools

The Kick the Carbon sustainability campaign, jointly rolled out by Grant UK and Bath Rugby, has been well received by local primary schools. During the Spring, ten schools were visited with hundreds of schoolchildren enjoying the engaging sessions which aimed to educate and raise awareness about the environment.

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Vortex Combi boiler injects warmth into converted church

An old church located in Perthshire has undergone a complete renovation to transform it into a home in the picturesque Highlands. The project involved the installation of a new central heating system which features a HVO compatible Vortex Pro Combi oil boiler, providing the homeowner with an efficient heating system today which is ready to convert to a low carbon liquid fuel in the future.

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Visit Grant UK at InstallerSHOW 2024 on Stand 5C40

Grant UK will be returning to InstallerSHOW 2024 on Stand 5C40 at the NEC, Birmingham, which is taking place between 25th-27th June 2024 where they are giving away a heat pump every day. Visitors to the stand can view Grant’s brand new heat pump range, attend product demonstrations, enjoy the on-stand hospitality and take part in their Target 290 darts competition!

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Grant UK maintains carbon neutrality status

Grant UK has maintained carbon neutral status in line with PAS 2060 for the third year running and continues to be a participant in the United Nations Climate Neutral Now programme. In 2023, Grant UK reduced its scope 1 and 2 emissions by further adapting its day-to-day business operations, demonstrating the Company’s ongoing commitment to operate as sustainably as possible.

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Grant Aerona³ heat pumps specified for school in Milton Keynes

A renewable heating system including the installation of two Aerona³ air source heat pumps, a QR hot water cylinder and a low loss header has been specified and installed at a school in Milton Keynes as part of a development project to expand the premises.

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