Sentence examples for heat technology from inspiring English sources

To find out which renewable heat technology works best, the latest Ethical Consumer magazine Buyers' Guide looked at the three main options – ground source heat pumps, biomass boilers and solar hot water.

A case study of a Norwegian school building shows that the heat technology is altered from HP to bio boiler when the ZEB requirement is applied.

According to the cost assumption, hybrid HP-Bs based approach may have significant economic advantage over the other two heating technologies when each of these is applied individually, while HNs in urban areas play an important role in the optimized heat technology portfolio.

Currently, spot heat technology for the food industry provides a burst of heat and then fades out after 12-15 minutes (perfect for Military meals but not good for more extended periods).

Thus, the design of each geothermal facility, the application of knowledge created within these individual cases, and its transition to other cases in many ways drive the development of geothermal heat technology.

More research is needed to understand how the system of using geothermal heat is designed and co-produced by interactions of diverse actors homeowners, administration, and policy and how discourses on environmental protection, renewable energy, or energy independence impact the implementation and diffusion of geothermal heat technology within the heating sector.

However, the subsidies will be reviewed over time and are likely to be reduced as the cost of the renewable heat technologies comes down.

Four renewable heat technologies are showcased in the project - proving that air-sourced heat pumps, ground sourced heat pumps, a biomass boiler, or solar thermal can be used to heat the whole of an airtight, triple-glazed home.

A programme offering payments to householders who install renewable heat technologies will be pushed back until spring 2014, the government confirmed today, while also unveiling a new national heat strategy.

Small-scale renewable electricity and heat technologies will also be eligible for the additional incentive provided by the feed-in tariff and Renewable Heat Incentive from April this year and April next year respectively.

"I can't speak in details – there is some confidential stuff – but my group deals with the research of electro heat technologies," said Fabrizio Dughiero, the professor behind the project.