The scheme is aimed at public and private sector organisations wanting to reduce emissions and improve cash flow.

The system is CE marked and meets European smoke vent standards hEN12101-2, as well as Construction Product Regulations.

Geberit DuoFresh is less harmful to the environment than an aerosol and provides natural ventilation whilst being concealed with the cistern behind the wall.

The company’s systems have enabled the campus to meet its energy saving targets, with the university hoping to achieve a 35% carbon reduction by 2016.

The High Temperature Split is ideal for large or old residential or commercial properties and can connect to solar panels, convector and underfloor units, DHW storage cylinders and radiators.

The company delivers nationwide and can create bespoke design components for specific project requirements.

TDA Thermodual can achieve fuel savings of up to 20% and provide a low cost alternative to traditional heating systems.

Solar kits can be supplied alongside the panels to be fitted onto the thermal storage system to collect heat energy from the sun.

NIBE’s range of environmentally friendly heating and ventilation systems are designed to offer more renewable ways of generating heat in residential and commercial properties.

The classrooms have been supplied with CO2 monitors to detect the level of carbon dioxide present and manually open the windows if required.