Research and analysis

Electric and bioenergy heating in off-gas grid homes: evidence gathering

Reports on the technical barriers and costs of installing direct electric heating, bio-liquid and bio-LPG boilers in off-gas grid homes.

• From: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 16 September 2019

Documents

Evidence gathering for off-gas grid bioliquid heating options

Ref: BEIS Research Paper no: 2019/020

PDF, 2.33 MB, 101 pages

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Evidence gathering for electric heating options in off gas grid homes

Ref: BEIS Research Paper no: 2019/021

PDF, 3.98 MB, 106 pages

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Details

BEIS commissioned Element Energy to carry out a study analysing the options for off-gas grid homes to switch to direct electric heating systems, including:

• electric panel heaters
• storage heaters
• electric boilers
• radiant/infra-red heating

Heat pumps are excluded from this study, but we have published a complementary study on heat pumps.

BEIS commissioned NNFCC to carry out a study analysing the options for off-gas grid homes to switch to bioenergy based heating systems. This covers:

• bio-liquid and bio-LPG boilers

It excludes solid biomass boilers.

Published 16 September 2019