Another way of reducing your heating cost and avoiding boiler breakdown. 
Fighting Fuel Laundering 
Pay As You Go… for heating oil customers 
Heating oil prices drop due to European Debt Crisis…. 
Fuel Transfer to Iced in City a success ! 
Bio heating trial passes inspection 
The fight for bio-liquids 
Oil Heating the most environmentally friendly…….. 
Draught Stabilisers In almost all heating installations, the draught created in the chimney is greater than that required by the boiler flue. The draught can vary from 0 up to 100 Pa during the heating season. The variations depend on differences in temperature as well as wind conditions. The consequences
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De-Aeration Questions and Answers Why does gas build up in the oil line? Gas will automatically be released from the oil when pressure in the oil line falls below the atmospheric pressure resulting in a vacuum (negative pressure). The quality, temperature and viscosity of the oil will also play
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Oil heating problems… …with gas/air in oil When oil is drawn up from the oil tank to the burner large amounts of gas bubbles can be released from the oil. These gas bubbles are released when there is a negative pressure (vacuum) in the suction line. This occurs in almost
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Oil Heat … Efficient! Heating and hot water system efficiency is a measure of the amount of usable heat extracted from the potential energy of the fuel. For example, if your heating system is evaluated at 85% efficiency, it means that 85 pence of every pound spent for heat and
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Installing your Atkinson Ultra Gauge. It is essential to read these instructions through before beginning the installation. Most modern Plastic Tanks will have a 32mm hole ready on top of the tank to take the transmitter. If this is not so, find a flat level area on top of
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FITTING INSTRUCTIONS The Atkinson Filtervalve is supplied for connecting to 10mm dia oil line. See Note 4 below if other pipe sizes are to be fitted. THE TANK SHOULD BE INSTALLED WITH AT LEAST 30CM (ONE FOOT) CLEARANCE UNDER THE FILTER BOWL. This is to allow adequate clearance for maintenance
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Making sure your oil fired boiler and heating system is kept serviced regularly will keep it at its most efficient. This will help save money on unexpected breakdowns, plumber call out charges and of course reduces your fuel bill. Most equipment manufacturers recommend it is serviced at least once a
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Success for Biofuels research project The Oil Firing Technical Association, ICOM Energy Association (ICOM), the University of East Anglia and others have successfully trialled a new blended heating oil which combines a bio-fuel with kerosene or gas oil. A provisional specification for this new fuel will be issued in 2010.
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U EMISSIONS All commercial vehicle manufacturers have to meet European Union diesel engine emissions legislation, known as Euro 4, which became effective on 1st October 2006. Diesel engine emissions have progressively reduced since the introduction of Euro 1 in 1993, but the latest and most stringent stage has required completely
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5 Tips to save on heating oil this winter Winter is fast approaching and many home heating oil users will need to be prepared for the cold months ahead. Given the current economic situation, many homeowners and tenants are fearful of how they are going to afford the increased
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