Ofwat’s new Environmental Incentives Common Framework (EICF) is opening up valuable opportunities for high-rise developers—but understanding and applying the framework can be challenging.

With overheating a growing concern in high-rise developments, Power On is urging developers to explore networked ground source heat pumps as a low-carbon solution for both heating and cooling.

Neil Fitzsimons, Managing Director of Power On, looks at how housing associations and local authorities can deliver more sustainable, low-carbon solutions for high-rise residential developments using heat network technology.

In this article, Neil Fitzsimons, Managing Director at Power On, explores how networked ground source heat pumps can support builders and developers in meeting the Future Homes Standard and contributing to the wider push for net-zero.

We are delighted to announce that BUUK Infrastructure, Power On’s parent company, has been recognised by it’s employees as a Great Place to Work for Women for a second year running.

BUUK has topped the 2021 GRESB sustainability benchmarking report with a five-star rating and ‘sector leader’ positioning for its environmental, social and governance performance. This is the second year that BUUK has been rated by the benchmarking scheme and the company has managed to improve upon its previously high score.

BUUK Infrastructure (Power On's parent company) has been recognised by its employees as a Great Place to Work® for the fourth year running, retaining our status as one of the UK’s Best Super-Large Workplaces for 2021.

The UK's leading electrical expert in the new connections market, Power On is branching out to deliver the same drive, expertise and integrity for all utilities connections: electricity, water, wastewater, fibre, heat, and gas. Power On is using its experience in the successful delivery of complex projects to provide all utilities to its customers from a single source.