With winter fast approaching, now is a great time to re-think your heating options.

If you’re currently using LPG, oil or solid fuel sources and are considering a greener and more affordable alternative, a Heat Pump could be the perfect future choice.

To help you decide what’s right for you and your home, join our free interactive webinar and get clear, impartial advice from experts you can trust.

The Home Energy Scotland Renewables team will cover everything you need to know including:

• An overview of Heat Pump technology, including  hybrid systems, and how they work
• Factors that affect suitability for your property 
• Financial support available to help you install including the Home Energy Scotland loan of up to £10,000
• The Renewable Heat Incentive and how it rewards owners of renewable systems

Guest Speakers 

– Industry expert Richard Moncur from Valliant Renewables Scotland, who will give us his take on the latest heat pump technologies

Q&A
You’ll also have the chance to ask questions during the session, but please feel free to submit yours in advance to john.kelly@sc.homeenergyscotland.org.

**Please note: places are limited so register in advance to avoid disappointment. Once you have registered your details, we will email you a link to join the session. Please check your inbox prior to the session start time.

Home Energy Scotland has teamed up with Scottish Water to help households save water, energy, and money.

Around 17% of the average heating bill relates to heating water. As we are all home more due to coronavirus restrictions, our water and energy use will be affected meaning our energy bills could increase.

This online workshop provides practical advice on how to save water and money, including using water wisely when taking a shower, washing your clothes, or making a cup of tea. On top of that, there’s the value of not wasting such a valuable resource and contributing to the broader good of helping to manage supply, now and into the future.

This workshop is open to all, colleagues, family and friends could benefit too. Once you have registered, Home Energy Scotland will email you a link to join the session that is being held using Zoom.