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How Kensa delivered a 'non-disruptive' green heat transition

11 November 2024 • 10 min read

Kensa's sustainability director explains how the firm navigated tight timelines and the cost-of-living crisis to deploy hundreds of heat pumps at an Essex housing estate

While Cornwall-based Kensa has been making heat pumps for the best part of 25 years, the clean tech manufacturer has undoubtedly hit something of a hot streak in the past 18 months. In that time, the...

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How Kensa delivered a 'non-disruptive' green heat transition

Kensa's sustainability director explains how the firm navigated tight timelines and the cost-of-living crisis to deploy hundreds of heat pumps at an Essex housing estate

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