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The era of the gas boiler is almost over. That much is clear. What isn’t so clear is what will replace it.
There are a variety of competing technologies vying for the prize: infrared radiators, air source heat pumps, district heating systems and even hydrogen boilers.
A new kid on the block could outshine them all. …
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