- Stuart Gadsden, commercial director, Kensa, is our thirteenth guest on Positive Energy
- Kensa is a heat pump manufacturer and installation company
- It specialises in affordable and sustainable heating solutions across the UK
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Watch episode 13 of Positive Energy – powered by The Eco Experts, with Stuart Gadsden, commercial director, Kensa, in conversation with Max Schwerdtfeger, content manager, The Eco Experts, and Roland Ellison, head of B2C content, MVF Global
For episode 13 of Positive Energy, we’re proud to welcome Stuart Gadsden, commercial director, Kensa, to speak to us about everything heat pump related.
Kensa is a heat pump installation and manufacturing company that focuses on affordable and sustainable heating solutions. They have been ground-source heat pump pioneers since 1999. In a company statement, they said: “we want to help millions stay comfortable all year round with clean, affordable, zero-carbon energy”.
Ed Milliband, Secretary of State for Energy and Net Zero, recently said that he is working with Kensa to “tackle fuel poverty” and “decarbonise” the UK.
In this episode of Positive Energy, we spoke to Stuart about how a ground-source heat pump works, what the difference between a ground-source and air-source heat pump is, and if geography plays a role in the adoption of heat pumps.
We also spoke about heat pump running costs and explored whether it’s possible to make the technology available at scale, including the financing and logistics of rolling it out.
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Watch previous episodes of Positive Energy
Episode 1 – Bean Beanland
Episode 2 – Ramin Hakimov
Episode 3 – Chris Hewett
Episode 4 – Claire Gardner
Episode 5 – Pauric Foody
Episode 6 – Leah Robson
Episode 7 – Bean Beanland (again!)
Episode 8 – Lucy Shea
Episode 9 – Simon Peat
Episode 10 – Jan Rosenow
Episode 11 – Richard Hauxwell-Baldwin
Episode 12 – Thomas Farquhar
