Renewable energy heat sources

What is renewable energy?

Renewable energy is energy derived from natural sources that are replenished at a higher rate than they are consumed. Sunlight and wind, for example, are such sources that are constantly being replenished.

40% of our electrical energy in New Zealand comes from renewable sources. We rely heavily on renewables, such as hydro, geothermal and wind to produce our electricity.


Wood is a renewable resource, which means that additional resources can be grown to replace any wood that is cut down. 

AIR TO WATER HEATPUMPS

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WPL-A 05 / WPL-A 07

The superior air to water heatpump on the NZ market

  • Air source heat pump for heating, hot water and cooling
  • Inverter technology provides adjusted heating output
  • High flow temperatures of up to 75 °C enable high DHW temperatures and mixed water volumes
  • Low operating costs through high efficiency all year round
  • Smart Grid ready for connection to solar PV and energy management systems
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Chofu Air-Water 6KW & 10KW & 16KW Heatpump

Chofu is a Japanese made air to water heat pump is the latest in their range. It features a single phase invertor compressor with an integral (Nadi) room controller for heating times and temperatures, including DHW production

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Ritter Air-Water High Temp 6KW & 10KW & 16KW Heatpump

Ritter thermal is an inverter air to water heat pump with R32 refrigerant and high efficiency, optimized for underfloor heating applications & domestic hot water production with an associated kit.

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These awesome pallet boiler are made is Austria.

  • Available in 20kw and 32kw
  • 20kw dimensions 1145mm wide and 1425mm high
  • 32kw dimensions 1145mm wide and 1525 high
  • 165kg &185kg pellet hopper
  • Simple to use compact control panel​