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News Release from: IPPEC Systems | Subject: Energy efficiency training
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 October 2005
Energy efficiency training essential
says IPPEC
IPPEC Systems has introduced a completely new section to its training programme which concentrates on fuel efficiency and alternative sources of energy.
Recognising the importance of energy efficiency in modern heating systems, IPPEC Systems has introduced a completely new section to its training programme which concentrates on fuel efficiency and alternative sources of energy "Saving fuel and reducing carbon emissions from our buildings are serious issues that need to be addressed urgently", says Moussa Namih MD of IPPEC Systems
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 17 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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"The training focuses on types of fuel available, boilers, emitters and the most effective ways of temperature control.
It also discusses alternative resources such as solar, wind and heat pumps.
Installers need to be up to date with the latest developments in energy efficiency to enable them to offer the best service to customers".
Continuing its commitment to energy saving, IPPEC now only offers condensing boilers with weather compensation control for even better fuel efficiency.
IPPEC seminars have been running since 1988 as part of the company's commitment to promoting high standards in the installation of heating and plumbing equipment for installers.
The energy section of the seminar will give a clear and unbiased view on energy efficiency and anyone interested is advised to book early as places are limited.".
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