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We're proud to celebrate 75 years of innovative products, UK manufacturing and high-performance heating controls, leading the way to a low-carbon future.

We look at latest Government plans and announcements to decarbonise and electrify heating, from what's been delayed to what's been accelerated. Read more here.

Our survey revealed surprising statistics into the adoption of smart technology and efficiency-conscious behaviour changes among UK homeowners. Read more now.

With much buzz around low-carbon heating technology, we've developed a MACC curve to compare energy-efficiency retrofits, and how heating controls measure up.

A new model joins the award-winning Drayton Digistat Universal Bluetooth Thermostat range, the dual-channel wired Digistat designed with new builds in mind.

Find out what Help to Heat Schemes are available and how heating controls could be the most cost-effective option to decarbonise homes and reduce fuel poverty.

Find out about the latest government consultations into the future of domestic heating in the UK, and find out our response to the proposals.

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In a recent Government consultation on boiler standards and efficiency, we replied with several recommendations that recognise importance of heating controls.

As trade professionals, your voice matters as the government finetunes its strategy to decarbonise the UK. With potential changes to the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) around the corner, this is the opportunity to have your say in how the government proceeds on topics that affect your industry. Read more about the proposals now in consultation and how to have your say before the deadline of 12th October 2023.

To meet government targets, UK gas engineers face training and upskilling in heat pump installation to meet demand. Find out more about heat pump training.

The second quarter of 2023 has been one of extreme weather and extreme finances for many. We officially have a new monarch in King Charles III, it’s seen temperatures, living costs and interest rates soar, floods, strikes, and a brief positive reprieve with news of the arrival of Malu the binturong at Dartmoor Zoo (big fans down the road here in Plymouth).