What a heat pump costs to run depends heavily on how it is set up. The heating curve, flow temperature, schedule, backup heater and tariff matter as much as the unit itself.
What we do
- We analyse the building’s heat demand and the existing heating system.
- We size and select a heat pump, or assess one already installed.
- We optimise settings: heating curve, hysteresis, backup heater use, hot water preparation and time-of-use tariff.
- We coordinate the heat pump with PV production and battery storage, including heat storage in a buffer tank.
- For businesses, we also look at hall heating and heat recovery from processes such as compressors and refrigeration.
What you get
A set of justified setting changes, or a design for a new heat source matched to the building.
When it makes sense
- Your heat pump costs more to run than expected.
- The electric backup heater switches on often.
- You are replacing a boiler and want a heat source sized to the building, not to a catalogue.
