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Building services must play a major role in achieving the publicly stated aim of net-zero carbon by 2050. There are many ways to increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions in a building - and changes to how domestic and commercial hot water is supplied will play a significant role.

Pete Seddon explains how Rinnai’s continuous flow hot water delivery units and systems can offer unlimited amounts of hot water for hand washing and hygiene in all healthcare applications and sites.

It is a prime aim of the UK and all other developed and developing nations to quickly and effectively reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions and still maintain performance levels. With the UK’s publicly stated aim of net- zero carbon by 2050, along with many other countries proposing their own legislation, big and bigger steps are required in providing as close as possible to an environment-neutral impact of products and systems.