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Transitioning to a renewable gas supply: what does it mean for gas at home?

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In the recent ArchiPro x Rinnai webinar ‘Gas is not going out, Gas is going green’, we heard from the experts about how a change in gas supply will impact on consumers and their household appliances. Watch the webinar replay below.

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Walker Architecture & Design’s Roger Walker, First Gas Group strategic business leads for future fuels Tony Vranjes, Rinnai specification manager Alice Wu and Rinnai technical and compliance manager John Swarbrick answer some of the most commonly asked questions when it comes to the transition to a renewable gas supply.

In this webinar you’ll discover:

  • How gas will be integrated into Kiwi homes in the future
  • Future fuels – what are they?
  • The progress to date on the transition to a sustainable gas supply
  • Rinnai’s latest updates and the world's first hydrogen heater

Watch the replay of the webinar here.

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