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Dimplex Heatbook
Why the future is electric
Electric
heating has
many benefits
Energy costs
The rising cost of energy is forcing
homeowners, suppliers and the
government to act to find ways of
reducing our use of fuel. 36% of the UK’s
energy is used to heat the space and hot
water in our buildings, so it is no surprise
that there has been a concentrated effort
to reduce our exposure to the kind of
volatile fossil fuel prices which led to an
average price rise of nearly 10% in 2011,
driven primarily by the wholesale gas
prices on global markets.
Legislation
The UK is committed to reducing its
greenhouse gas emissions by at least
80% by 2050, relative to 1990 levels.
This means that we need to secure lower
carbon energy supplies today. As electricity
moves to low carbon sources of generation,
with significant drops in emissions targets
expected by 2030, electricity will become
a universal and versatile source of low
carbon energy.
“Technologies that use electricity to
generate heat are well placed to become
major low carbon heating technologies in
the coming decades.
DECC – Future of Heating, March 2011.
Electricity is the obvious choice for our
future heating needs because it has
many benefits both at national level
and local level as it:
Can be produced in the UK, allowing
continuity of supply at a steady price
Is increasingly being produced from
renewable sources, neutralising its
carbon intensity
And electric heating:
Is 100% efficient
at the point of use –
every unit that you pay
for becomes heat
Can be controlled with
a degree of accuracy not
achievable with other systems
Can be quickly and easily installed
as there is no pipework to consider,
making it ideal for both refurbishment
and new build
Can operate as standalone heaters
or as a complete system subject to
requirement and budget, but with the
added benefit of being able to add to
the system at any time – making it
perfect for extensions
Has low lifetime costs as it requires
very little maintenance and on average
an electric heating system will last
50% longer than a gas system
Is not limited by planning issues
associated with flue requirements
in new build
Offers very low safety risk as it doesn’t
burn fossil fuel
The heating market in the UK is
changing faster than ever before.
Fuel prices, legislation and technological
developments are changing the way
that our properties are heated, and as
the world’s largest manufacturer of
electric heating products, Dimplex has
the capabilities and knowledge to remain
at the forefront of these developments.
The future is electric; we are electric.
People in the UK are changing how they heat their homes. With the rising costs of energy,
three things come into question:
• Which fuel do we use?
• How do we best use this fuel?
• How do we maximise our use of the heat produced?
The future of domestic space heating is electric, a fact which is fast becoming apparent
from government documentation outlining the future plans of the building and environmental
legislation that governs the direction in which domestic heating will develop.
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