Stiebel Eltron champions green energy on BBC Two’s Working Lunch
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German renewable energy giant Stiebel Eltron has showcased its heat pumps on BBC Two’s Working Lunch programme on July 22. (click: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/working_lunch) Working Lunch was reporting on the Government’s latest White Paper on green energy which announced that 400,000 jobs will be created by the sector. The programme visited Ocean Heights an ‘eco apartments’ development being built by Brighton Construction on Brighton Marina. |
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Working Lunch reported that the main environmentally friendly feature of the development is its Stiebel Eltron renewable energy heat pump which generates heating and hot water for all seven apartments.
Stiebel Eltron managing director Mark McManus told Working Lunch that the push for renewable energy is helping reopen mothballed construction sites across the UK.
Ocean Heights developer Jerry Vasse said by making the development green friendly it helped win planning permission for the exclusive apartments.
The apartments entry level price is £375,000.
The Ocean Height’s heat pump will save 15.4 tonnes of carbon emissions each year.
