National Trust mansion quits fossil fuel addiction with marine source heat pump

Jessica Shankleman
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Charity switches on innovative new technology that harnesses power of the sea to provide renewable heat

A National Trust owned country house in North Wales that guzzles up to 1,500 litres of oil each day has drastically slashed its environmental footprint after installing the UK's largest marine source heat...

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