
Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation are the two most important aspects of carbon reduction
Narec Distributed Energy have expertise and experience in a wide range of renewable energy and low carbon technologies.
Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation are the two most important aspects of carbon reduction
Under the Future Homes Standard, from 2025 all new domestic homes in the UK will have low carbon heating and high levels of insulation.
Biomass and Biofuels are fuels made from organic materials. This can be wood, food crops, algae or waste
Small and medium scale turbines range from 1.5kW to 500kW, while new large offshore turbines are typically around 6MW, with 20MW systems in development
Solar Thermal systems generate hot water from solar energy, and are a very well established renewable energy technology
Photovoltaics generate electricity from sunlight, and in the past few years have become increasingly popular in the UK
Heat pumps transfer heat from the air or ground into a building
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is the generation of electricity close to the point of use, where the waste heat from electricity production is captured and used
Batteries are a vital part of creating a 100% renewable energy grid in the UK. These range from doestic scale through to MW scale grid balancing systems