Carbon Trust accreditation for Daikin UK

03 March, 2015

Daikin UK, which specialises in air conditioning and renewable heating, has been accepted onto the Carbon Trust’s accredited-supplier scheme. The scheme recognises expertise in designing and delivering high-quality energy-efficient equipment, renewable technology and controls solution to help businesses increase the energy efficiency of their premises.

Graham Wright, legislation specialist with Daikin UK, says, ‘It give contractors and specifiers additional reassurance that HVAC systems such our VRV IV heat-recovery solution are at the cutting edge of low-carbon technological innovation and are proven to pay back quickly.’

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