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Heat pumps use around 75% renewable energy to heat your home, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Heat pumps and boilers are two of the most common heating options in UK homes—but which one comes out on top? Whether you’re replacing an old system or exploring greener alternatives, understanding the key differences can help you choose the best fit for your property
Get a quoteA key advantage of heat pumps is their environmental benefits. As a low-carbon, renewable technology powered by electricity, they operate with exceptional efficiency, helping to lower your home’s carbon footprint.
33% of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions come from heating.
To meet UK climate goals, 20,000 homes per week must transition to low-carbon heating.
A heat pump reduces carbon emissions by 65% compared to a traditional gas boiler.
We’ve assessed the running costs of a heat pump alongside the most common fossil fuel boilers, considering fuel prices and efficiency to determine the cost per kWh in pence.
When it comes to installation, we’re comparing the purchase and installation costs of a heat pump, after accounting for any potential Boiler Upgrade Scheme payment, with those of the most common fossil fuel boilers.
How to choose the right heat pump?
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