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Low Energy Homes
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This is a PDF, with charts compiled by Cathy Jacob. Feel free to download and share this document
Most of the companies listed here have done work for households in Rothbury and the surrounding area.
HOWEVER, the Low Carbon Housing Group cannot vouch for them, and always recommends that you obtain 3 quotes for the work you are planning to do and discuss what you want with several suppliers.
All of the companies listed here are MCS registered.
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Anyone interested in reducing carbon emissions or installing a heat pump will find this easy to understand podcast provides up to date, detailed advice on all ways to make your heating more efficient, cheaper to run and climate friendly. It is also entertaining! Click one the link below or Google ‘Happy heat pump podcast’
https://www.youtube.com/@happyheatpumppodcast
The Happy Heat Pump Podcast was made by BBC Radio 4 presenter Evan Davis and Bean Beanland of the Heat Pump Federation, aiming to inform the public about heat pumps. Davis posed questions to Bean, a heat pump aficionado, in short, digestible episodes covering installation, cost, noise, and alternatives to gas boilers. The podcast, which launched in 2024 with 20 episodes, ended in April 2025 because the BBC asked Davis to stop hosting it, fearing it could be seen as treading on politically controversial ground.
Who made the podcast?
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Evan Davis, a presenter on BBC Radio 4's PM program, hosted the podcast.
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Bean Beanland, Director for Growth & External Affairs at the Heat Pump Federation, was the co-host.
What was the podcast about?
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The podcast provided information about heat pumps, covering topics like installation, cost, and noise.
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It also discussed heat pumps as an alternative to gas boilers and their role in the transition to net zero.
How was the podcast made?
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The format involved Evan Davis asking questions to Bean Beanland about heat pumps.
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It was described as a "side-hustle" or "hobby" for Davis, not affiliated with his employer, the BBC.
Where to find the podcast
The Happy Heat Heat Pump podcast is available on YouTube and Apple Podcasts.
The easiest way to find it is to search on Google ( or your favoured search engine) for The Happy Heat Pump Podcast.