GTC and Kensa to install heat pumps at tens of thousands of new build homes

Stuart Stone
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'Largest ever' UK deal between housing industry and ground source heat pump producer aims to enable developers' compliance with Future Homes Standards

GTC and Kensa have inked what is being hailed is the "largest ever" UK deal between a utility infrastructure provider and ground source heat pump manufacturer, paving the way for tens of thousands of new...

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