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Schüco photovoltaics business transferred to Viessmann

Customers in Germany, Italy, Benelux, and the UK Viessmann Photovoltaik GmbH has come to an agreement with Schüco International KG to take over Schüco's photovoltaics business, subject to consent from supervisory authorities. The aim of the acquisition is to extend the product portfolio, increase its customer base and gain benefit from synergy effects. Viessmann Photovoltaik GmbH wishes to expand its business activities, especially in core European markets such as Germany, Italy, the UK and the Benelux countries. As a company with deep roots in window and facade technology, Schüco

Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE Viessmann to showcase energy efficiency at Homes 2013.

This year, for the first time, Viessmann will be attending Homes 2013 at London’s ExCel on 20th & 21st November as the company steps-up its commitment to the local authority and housing association sector. Attending the show, Viessmann’s specification team will be showcasing a range of products suitable for use in local authority and housing association properties. The Vitodens 100-W P range of gas-fired combination boilers can be installed in a greater number of locations around the home due to a maximum flue length of 17 metres (29 kW model), making them ideally suited for social

Viessmann secures double win at Energy Efficiency and Renewables Awards

Leading heating systems manufacturer, Viessmann, had a successful evening at the Energy Efficiency and Renewables Awards 2013, securing two award wins. Held at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, on September 12, the awards saw Viessmann’s installation partner Hatfields Plumbing, Heating and Gas Engineers recognised as ‘High Efficiency Boiler Installer’ of the year, and an installation of its renewable heating technologies top the ‘Commercial Project’ category. Based in Lancashire, Hatfields Plumbing has been installing Viessmann’s products for more than 20 years. “With over 40 years

Viessmann returns to Renewables Roadshow for a second year

Viessmann is presenting its renewable heating and domestic boiler ranges at all six Renewables Roadshow exhibitions this year (Exeter, September 10; Coventry, September 12; Newcastle, September 17; Edinburgh, September 19; Surrey, September 24; Manchester, September 26). Representing two of the company’s most popular renewable technologies is the Vitosol 200-T vacuum tube solar thermal system, which offers universal application through vertical or horizontal installation in any location, and the Vitocal 200-S split air/water heat pump (3 kW to 10.6 kW). With SAP Q approval and a maximum

Viessmann responds to the announcement of the domestic RHI tariffs

Quote attributable to Darren McMahon, marketing manager, Viessmann Ltd.: After many months of waiting, DECC’s policy document provides long-awaited clarity for the renewable heating industry. The tariffs are a mixed bag when it comes to the attractiveness of the different technologies and the outright winner has to be ground source heat pumps. Receiving  the substantial tariff level of 18.8 p/kWh, this renewable energy source will be a better financial option than gas after only four years, when the initial investment has been paid back, assuming gas price increases continue at their

Viessmann announces continued growth

Sales of €1.89 billion, and array of new technologies for the domestic and commercial markets revealed at ISH Energy 2013Heating systems manufacturer, the Viessmann Group has reported sales of €1.89 billion in 2012, a €30 million increase in turnover and 1.6 per cent growth. Germany accounted for much of the growth globally, there was a 5 per cent increase in the number of heating systems sold. Announced at ISH Energy 2013, the international trade fair for building, energy, air conditioning technology and renewable energies, the figures were provided by the group’s managing partner, Dr

Viessmann’s new controls allow solar PV and heat pumps systems to work together

Viessmann has launched a new feature on its Vitotronic 200 control system, which uniquely allows heat pump and solar PV systems to work as a hybrid system. From the heat pump deciding how to use free energy from the solar PV, electricity bills are significantly reduced. The controls allow the heat pump to monitor the electricity generated by the solar PV for sufficient generation over a consistent period of time, and then bring on the heat pump and utilise the free energy rather than returning it to the grid. This means that during these periods, the heat pump is able to operate at no

As the Winter Solstice arrives (December 21st), have we found Britain’s most fanatic winter sun worshipper in Coventry?

· Part time flight instructor, Ian Stevenson 53 of Westwood Heath, Coventry, has gone solar crazy, religiously tracking the money-saving performance of his “life changing” 16 solar PV panels with an ipad app and homemade spread sheet. · Solar PV has reduced The Stevenson’s electricity bill by £260 a year and they earn £1,500 by selling excess power back to the national grid. · Even on the Winter Solstice, when there are 7.75 hours of sunshine, the system can generate around 1 kW of electricity, more than enough to run a house in the day. The onset of the Government’s feed-in tariff

As the Winter Solstice arrives (December 21st), have we found Britain’s most fanatic winter sun worshipper here in Coventry?

· Part time flight instructor, Ian Stevenson 53 of Westwood Heath, Coventry, has gone solar crazy, religiously tracking the money-saving performance of his “life changing” 16 solar PV panels with an ipad app and homemade spread sheet. · Solar PV has reduced The Stevenson’s electricity bill by £260 a year and they earn £1,500 by selling excess power back to the national grid. · Even on the Winter Solstice, when there are 7.75 hours of sunshine, the system can generate around 1 kW of electricity, more than enough to run a house in the day. The onset of the Government’s feed-in tariff

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, 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

Viessmann out in force at InstallerLive

Wide product range and expert advice on stand 401Viessmann will exhibit boilers from its popular Vitodens range as well as solar thermal, solar PV, biomass boiler, air and ground source heat pump products at this year’s InstallerLive exhibition (16th-19th October 2011; NEC, Birmingham). In addition, the company will make three presentations as part of the show’s Educational Programme. Technical manager Hugh Jones will investigate installer business opportunities brought about by the Renewable Heat Incentive on Monday 17th@ 11:50 and Viessmann’s training manager, Tony Lobley, will provide

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