An interview with Paul Morey, CEO and founder of Herschel Infrared, and Matt Dodds, commercial director at Herschel Infrared, conducted as part of my research for Episode Three of Imagining Tomorrow, my podcast about hope in the face of the climate crisis, made in partnership with Friends of the Earth. You can listen to the episode anywhere that you get your podcasts, or you can find the episode here: https://friendsoftheearth.uk/about/ep...

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In this interview, we discuss the benefits and applications of Herschel's infrared heating technology. Paul and Matt explain how their heaters convert electricity into radiant heat, directly heating mass and objects in a space, providing a more natural and comfortable form of heating. They also discuss the development of Herschel's heritage range, specifically designed for churches and other heritage buildings, and how it offers a more efficient and aesthetically pleasing heating solution. The conversation highlights the importance of decarbonising heating options and the need for a balanced gas and electricity price structure to accelerate the transition to net zero.