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Viessmann presents its ‘Power-to-Gas’ method to turn excess renewable electricity into gas for the UK grid

· German company pioneers new methanisation model, using microorganisms, which can balance peaks in energy supply from renewables such as wind and solar. · In future, around five per cent of the UK’s gas consumption could come from power-to-gas plants. · Two pilot projects in Germany are already proving the concept.At Ecobuild 2014 Viessmann will be presenting its power-to-gas solution for addressing the peaks in power generation from weather-dependant renewable energy sources. Viessmann, one of the world’s leading sustainable heating systems manufacturers, believes its model for

Viessmann to show systems engineering leadership at Ecobuild

Large range of traditional and renewable products brought to life with sector-specific system design examples.Viessmann, one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems, will demonstrate the benefits of its system engineering approach at Ecobuild (March 5-7, 2013; ExCel; London – stand N2620). In addition to nine traditional and renewable heating products are a series of sector-specific graphics illustrating how modern, efficient and high performing heating systems can be easily integrated. “At Ecobuild 2013, we are keen to show not only our product range, but how our

Solar thermal filling/ flushing station offer returns

Viessmann is re-launching its popular installer promotion to give away one award-winning Resol SBS 2000 filling/ flushing station with every 12 m2 of Vitosol solar panels or kits (evacuated tube or flat plate) purchased.. The offer applies to single or multiple purchases between May 1st and September 30th 2012. The SBS 2000 filling and flushing station won the renowned Design Plus award at the 2011 ISH show and is suitable for filling conventional heating systems. Its large, smooth-running wheels and the ergonomic handlebar make it easy to manoeuvre the station even when full. The robust

Viessmann appoints renewable sales manager

Colin Bland heads up dedicated renewables team for domestic and commercial markets.Telford, UK – Viessmann, a leading international manufacturer of heating systems, has appointed Colin Bland to the new position of sales manager for renewable energy systems. Bland heads a team of six area business managers covering the entire UK, which is tasked with growing the company’s renewable energy business. Colin Bland joined Viessmann in July 2011 from First Merchant Plumbing & Heating, bringing 30 years experience in the plumbing and heating industry. He reports to Nigel Jefferson, sales

Viessmann to show Ecobuild visitors it leads the way in easy integration of renewable heating products

Attendees to Viessmann’s stand near entrance N7 can enter a prize draw competition to win a new Apple iMac All-In-One Desktop PC.Viessmann, one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems, will demonstrate the benefits of its advanced products and controls to the simple integration of existing heating technologies with renewable energy and heating systems, at Ecobuild (March 20-22, 2012; ExCel; London – stand N2730). Fourteen products from the company’s comprehensive range of quality products for domestic, commercial and renewable applications will be on display

Viessmann, a manufacturer of solar PV systems, responds to Government’s statement on Feed-in Tariff

Yesterday, the government provided much needed clarity on how it will respond to the imminent court decision on when proposed cuts to feed-in tariff incentives can come into effect. It proposes that, should the appeal be defeated, the December 12th 2011 deadline would move to March 3rd 2012 meaning that anyone installing and registering a system before March 3rd would be eligible for the 43 p/kWh tariff for 25 years (for installations less than 4 kW). After March 3rd these installations would be entitled to the tariff of 21 p/kWh (less than half), which would remain as initially

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