We’re KozyKoala, your friendly renewable energy company based in Cornwall, UK. We’re all about keeping homes warm and sustainable with reliable heat pump manufactures, and we’re excited to share our take on the current heat pump market. If you’re ditching that old gas boiler or pairing up with solar panels, in this article we’ve got the all the info you need on the most reliable units to make your home snug and eco-friendly. Let’s dive into what we’ve learned from years of installing different heat pumps across the South West!

Curious about how much heat pumps cost to run per day, or the total annual cost? On average, running a heat pump costs around £3.50 per day, and £1320 per year based on todays figures! This can vary based on factors like electricity rates and your heat pump’s efficiency. In this guide, we’ll explore these factors in detail to help you get a clear picture of your daily and yearly heating expenses, we'll look at air source heat pump and ground source heat pump running costs, and if they cheaper to run than traditional gas boilers?

Yes, heat pumps can work with radiators, and you can often use your existing ones, but be careful as some may need adjustments or upgrades for optimal efficiency. If you’re thinking of switching an old gas boiler to a modern heat pump system for your home, you may be wondering if it will work with your existing radiators. In this blog we’ll look at heat pumps and radiators, how they work together, if you need planning permission to fit one and what to consider when upgrading heating systems or radiators to get the best performance, lower heating bills and running costs for your home.

Cornwall is currently powering 37% of its electricity with renewable energy, leading the way with solar, wind, and geothermal projects. Explore how these Cornish initiatives are transforming the county’s energy landscape and driving a greener future. In 2025 Cornwall is committed to developing clean energy resources even further to achieve our own zero-carbon targets.

Renewable energy, often referred to as 'green' energy comes from resources that naturally renew themselves. In this blog post, we'll cover common types of renewable and non-renewable energy sources, the pros and cons of each type and some interesting statistics. With the UK striving to achieve its net-zero emissions goal by 2050, renewable energy plays a vital role in building a sustainable future. Let's jump straight into some sources of renewable energy that are available to us today.