'Encouraging': Heat pumps command strong satisfaction among users, major survey finds

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Major new survey by Nesta shows majority of heat pump owners – in both old and new homes - are satisfied with their heating capabilities

A major survey of British heat pump users has found that those in older, less energy efficient homes are just as likely to be satisfied with their electric-powered heating system than those in newer houses....

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