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Panasonic Joins the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations
31/01/2024
Panasonic Heating & Cooling
Solutions is proud to announce its support for the Scottish Federation of
Housing Associations (SFHA) as it joins the highly acclaimed organisation as a
Commercial Associate Member. This move strengthens Panasonic’s commitment to
helping to provide more energy-efficient homes across Scotland.
Paul Taylor, Head of Renewables for
Panasonic, commented, “Panasonic is delighted to join the SFHA as a Commercial
Associate member, and we look forward to playing a full and active role within
the organisation. We are excited to collaborate and provide our expertise to
SFHA members. We want to drive awareness of the importance of renewable heating
systems to the wider Scottish community. We look forward to building on our
current relationships and establishing new ones within the Scottish social
housing sector.”
With the recent energy crisis
creating fuel poverty for many, ensuring an affordable and sustainable future
is vital, particularly for residents living in older housing stock and
multi-dwelling properties. Panasonic is already working with several housing
associations across the UK to replace heating systems in their housing stock by
installing energy-efficient and reliable heat pumps.
Panasonic’s latest range of Aquarea L
series heat pumps is particularly suitable for retrofit applications when
renovating a home with existing radiators while providing water outlet
temperatures of up to 75°C down to -10°C. This latest model is designed to
offer improved energy performance and utilises R290, a more natural refrigerant
that boasts a GWP of 3.
Panasonic’s new ECOi-W air-to-water
reversible heat pump, which also utilises R290, is suitable for multi-dwelling
properties such as high-rise apartment blocks. This system offers a
cost-effective solution to some of the technical challenges faced by installers
and specifiers, where higher temperatures are required to maintain sufficient
performance. Panasonic’s award-winning range can match traditional gas boilers’
outputs and connect to the internal infrastructure, such as the existing
pipework and radiators.
The range allows specifiers and
installers to select the most appropriate unit for each residence, regardless
of size. Panasonic heat pumps are built to deliver energy efficiency and are
renowned for their reliable and quiet operation.
Panasonic has been in the heating and
cooling industry for over 60 years and is a key innovator in the renewable heat
pump sector, with its first heat pump developed in 1973.
To find out more about Panasonic
Heating & Cooling Solutions please visit www.aircon.panasonic.eu.