Andrew King

1 month ago | cnet.com | Andrew King

Summer heat is rolling in, which means you need cooling. On the other hand, if you're in a cooler area, you may need heating. Either way, a heat pump is a solid choice for temperature control year-round. In fact, heat pumps outsold gas furnaces in 2023 and that's not surprising. Heat pumps do a better job than air conditioners and they also cost less to run in comparison to gas furnaces and other traditional temperature control methods.

1 month ago | pandct.com | Andrew King

The leading and longest established online Process Engineering publication serving the Process Manufacturing Industries By Andrew King, Founder of SGT Andrew King is the founder of SGT, a Buckinghamshire-based firm helping businesses across the UK find commercial energy tariffs that meet their needs while keeping costs low. Andrew explores industrial decarbonisation and the solutions available to achieve a cleaner future.

2 months ago | acquisitioninternational.digital | Andrew King |Magdalena Lew

Posted 15th April 2025 Andrew King is the founder of SGT, a Buckinghamshire-based firm helping businesses across the UK find commercial energy tariffs that meet their needs while keeping costs low. Andrew explores how businesses can cut energy costs while also cutting down their carbon emissions.

Feb 19, 2025 | cnet.com | Andrew King

The hottest thing in home heating and cooling is the heat pump, but it only lives up to its efficient reputation when it's done right. Heat pumps are air conditioners that can go in reverse. They don't just warm your house efficiently; they can cool it, too. In 2023, heat pumps outsold gas furnaces for the second year in a row. Heat pumps do a better job than air conditioners and are more efficient than traditional heating and cooling methods, like gas furnaces.

Feb 18, 2025 | msn.com | Andrew King

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