Case Study: Efficient cooking with Solar Power
Green energy is becoming increasingly important to homeowners. Here, we chat to Matt about how it shaped his view on buying a new place to live.
Green energy is becoming increasingly important to homeowners. Here, we chat to Matt about how it shaped his view on buying a new place to live.
We chat to John Weedon from oil distributor Mitchell & Webber, who champions ultra-clean HVO (95% Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil). HVO is fossil-free and can be used to fuel the Rayburn Heatranger 60, 80 and 100 models.
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As our commitment towards a sustainable future strengthens, many AGA customers are increasingly curious about the feasibility of a solar-powered AGA. So, can you run an electric AGA on solar panels? In this article we hope to answer any questions you have about switching to this sustainable way of powering your home, including your range cooker.
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Imagine a fuel that not only meets everyday household needs, but also helps make a positive contribution to the environment. A fuel which promises efficiency and sustainability in equal measure.
In the continuous pursuit of greener energy sources, the adoption of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) fuel is rapidly gaining traction.
We are pleased to announce that the two-in-one cooking and home heating appliance, Rayburn Heatranger, has been recognised with a prestigious innovation accolade at the 2023 UKIFDA awards.
This award recognises and celebrates the most innovative products and services within the fuel distribution industry. The Rayburn Heatranger was commended for its fossil-free HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) capability which uses renewable and biodegradable waste fats and vegetable oils to reduce carbon emissions by up to 90%.
Trends come and go, but as part of our 100th birthday celebrations we’re looking at those which are set to stand the test of time. High on the agenda for many homeowners is sustainability. Many of us want reassurance that the products we’re buying and the way we’re choosing to live in our homes is not having a negative impact on the environment. Here, we look at some sustainability trends set to endure…
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