Tag: District Ground Source Heat Pump

District heating is a system that distributes heat to numerous properties. In traditional networks, heating and hot water is delivered to multiple properties from a centralised system. Kensa’s Shared Ground Loop Array is our decentralised approach to Fifth Generation District Heating. In Shared Ground Loop Array schemes, individual Shoebox ground source heat pumps are installed into separate dwellings and connected through clusters of communal district networks. An ambient temperature then circulates around the distribution pipework at -5°C to 20°C.