INSTALLED HEATING - BENEFITS OF ELECTRIC INSTALLED HEATING

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Electric heating has a number of major benefits over other fuels and this section is designed to help you understand these in more detail. As you can see in the sub menu and below, there are 4 sections, so you can view the benefits that are particularly relevant to you as a specifier or consumer.

- Benefits to the developer

- Benefits to the homeowner

- Benefits to the social housing provider

- Benefits to the tenant

In addition to the specific benefits listed, the long term future for electric heating is looking bright following the Government’s recent Energy White Paper which signalled an increased reliance on renewables and the need for a new generation of low carbon electricity generation sources. This is a winning combination for electric heating as it will become cleaner and greener than it’s ever been before, plus it is inherently renewables-ready.

Electric heating is also very sustainable, bringing environmental, social and economic benefits to the community.

If you would like to know more about these topics, you might want to consider visiting the Dimplex Resource website via the 'resource' menu button or by clicking here.

For an independent view of why electric heating is the fuel of the future, please read the following pdf which is an article written by Jeff Howell, an experienced building industry professional and columnist for the Daily Telegraph. DOWNLOAD PDF