Creda Heating A Low Carbon Future - Creda Heating Solution Brochure

Creda Heating
A low carbon future
a low carbon future.
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Creda continues to invest in the bright future of electric
heating. The 2008 Energy Bill promoted the production
of heating from low carbon electricity, as ever more
central generation flows from low carbon sources.
Low carbon electricity, generated here in
the UK and not imported from around the
world, gives us security of energy supplies
and contributes to reducing the devastating
impact of climate change.
Low carbon electricity provides low carbon
heating from electric panel and storage
heaters. Creda are at the forefront of these
developments with the latest technology,
advanced energy-saving controls and
contemporary styling to suit the homes
of today.
Part L and SAP
(Standard Assessment Procedure)
The April 2006 revision to Part L of the Building Regulations
requires that all new buildings do not exceed a Target Carbon
Emission Rate (TER) as measured by a Standard Assessment
Procedure (SAP). For more details on how to comply see our
'quick start' guide on pages 6 & 7 of this brochure.
Every day, across the country, we design electric heating systems
that improve SAP scores and achieve full compliance with Part L
of the Building Regulations for buildings of all shapes and sizes.
See page 5 for information on how!
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Decent Homes and Sustainable Communities
By 2010, the government has committed to bring 95% of all social
housing in the UK into a decent condition and the remainder are
to be improved soon after.
The new Housing and Regeneration Bill has also committed the
government to building 3 million new affordable and sustainable
homes by 2020. The provision of modern facilities are along with
the building improvements required to meet this legal obligation,
brings energy efficiency to the fore. Improved air-tightness
combined with new heating systems, kitchen and bathroom
facilities and effective ventilation strategies will all be needed.
Our sister brand Redring has a successful track record in
providing affordable hot water and showering into Decent Homes
projects (see www.redring.co.uk) and Xpelair are experts in the
field of low carbon ventilation, with the Xpelair Carbonlite
boasting a range of low energy and long-life product
(see www.xpelair.co.uk). Here at Creda we are the
heating experts.
Warmth is a pre-requisite of decent housing and low carbon
electricity is the route to sustainable communities. We believe
electricity is the fuel of the future; homes built today may well last
60 to 100 years, so we must build for the future today!
Creda electric heating can meet and exceed the needs of the
Decent Homes Standard. Our website provides on-line help,
tutorials and CPD accredited courses for those wishing to
ensure their development is compliant with the regulations.
Creda on the web
Visit www.creda-heating.co.uk for downloads, brochures, product
specifications and more information on Part L, SAP and the
Decent Homes Standard.
+44 (0) 1733 456789 www.creda-heating.co.uk
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