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Birmingham Post
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Andrew Arthur

Cornwall heat pump firm starts work at two sites for £8.7m project

A heat pump manufacturer has begun construction work at two sites in Cornwall as part of a multi-million pound renewable heating project.

Kensa Group, headquartered in Truro, includes the UK’s only specialist ground source heat pumps manufacturer and other businesses that deal with associated underground infrastructure.

Kensa Utilities has now broken ground at Carlyon Bay and Harlyn Bay to install a sustainable heating network, which will aim to supply homeowners in the areas with all of their heat and hot water. The network is designed to extract low-temperature solar energy stored in the ground using buried pipework.

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