Low Carbon Solutions

Discover how you can reduce the carbon footprint of your home when you have a correctly designed low carbon heating system installed.

Our sustainability pledge

At Baxi, our pledge is to be carbon neutral in all our operations by 2030, and to lead the phase-out of carbon intensive heating by ensuring every product we make from 2025 will work with low carbon energy.

We believe that our commitment to being a cleaner, greener manufacturer and solutions provider can help our customers to reduce the carbon footprints of their homes and businesses and achieve their sustainability goals by using a mix of technologies.

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Our Low Carbon Solutions

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Air Source Heat Pumps

Air source heat pumps are the perfect choice for reliable, energy efficient heating and hot water.

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Electric Boilers

Electric boilers are the perfect low carbon solution for homes off the main gas network and are compatible with standard heating systems and radiators.

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The Future of Heat

The UK government has set legally binding targets to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, so the way we heat our homes, public and commercial buildings must change.

Our building stock varies greatly in the type, age, infrastructure, and the heating systems in them may be old and inefficient. So, at Baxi, we believe that a mix of different technologies will be required to address the challenge.

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FAQs

What is Net zero carbon?
Can I still replace my old gas boiler?
Getting my home ready for an air source heat pump

Net zero carbon is when the amount of carbon dioxide we add to the atmosphere is the same or less than as the amount taken out of the atmosphere. Achieving net zero carbon by 2050 is a legal target for the UK.

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Yes, you can replace your existing gas boiler and no, you don’t have to do this before 2025. There is talk that only gas boilers that are ‘hydrogen ready’, i.e., they can be adapted easily and quickly to work on a 100% hydrogen supply, will be available in the future, but as yet there is not any legislation or policy changes in place for this.

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First off, there are a few actions to take to reduce the energy loss of your home: cavity wall insulation, loft insulation, double or triple glazing, and, most importantly, reducing draughts.

Once you have made your home as energy efficient as possible, you should engage with a qualified installer or manufacturer, who will look at the heat loss in each room, the radiators in each room, the pipework, the external space where you are planning to place the heat pump - and help you at every step of the way.

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Grants for low carbon solutions

Different areas may offer different grants to help you with the cost of installing an air source heat pump. In our FAQ we provide a brief overview and links to some of the main organisations that you can contact for further information on grants and loans.

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Latest news from Baxi

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Heating Installers split on whether to begin fitting Heat Pumps, Baxi report finds

6 July 2022

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Baxi Heating’s reaction to BEIS Heat and Buildings Strategy

19 October 2021

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Hello Hydrogen campaign launched by energy sector to tackle lack of choice for future home heating

18 October 2022

See our Commercial heating solutions

If you're looking to install high performing, low carbon solutions for heating or indirect hot water production, our air source heat pumps are the efficient choice for new build and retrofit commercial applications.

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