OFTEC’s Malcolm Farrow brings us up to date with heat policy developments
It’s been a relatively quiet summer for heat policy developments, but things are about to hot up, writes Malcolm Farrow, OFTEC’s head of public affairs.
Smart tank monitoring: What installers and engineers need to know
A closer look at one of the most significant recent developments in tank technology.
System balancing: Why it is so important
There is no justification for not properly balancing systems. It’s one of the most straightforward methods for installers to enhance efficiency for their customers, increase comfort, and minimise expensive callbacks.
Van drivers urged to protect themselves from keyless theft
Mike Thompson, COO of Leasing Options, issues keyless car theft warning.
Fault-finding: What happens when engineers need technical support?
The importance of technical support – and knowing when to use it.
The importance of testing fire valves
The importance of regular fire valve testing.
Liquid fuel appliance classification
Determining whether an appliance installation is a domestic or non-domestic install.
Disposal of redundant liquid fuel storage tanks
The correct way to decommission used tanks.
Solid fuel stove – air supply requirements
Technical considerations around the installing of solid fuel stoves.
Changes to permitted development rights for heat pump location
The updates to the rules for the location of air source heat pumps.
New legislation affecting technicians working in Wales
When are you required to install a carbon monoxide alarm?
Can biomass help the UK achieve net zero?
How resistor technology supports renewable energy projects.
UK Electrification of Heat Demonstration Project – a stepping stone towards heat pump roll-out?
New data shows that oil heating customers need more decarbonisation choices.
Data shows liquid fuels cheapest for heating over past four years
Liquid fuel was the cheapest for heating between 2020-4 according to new findings.
Use of fire boards
In this edition of Oil Installer we are talking about fire boards.