Replacing a conventional boiler with a condensing boiler can lead to significant savings in energy consumption and operational costs. Condensing boilers are more efficient as they extract heat from the exhaust gases, which would otherwise be wasted.
The savings calculation is based on the difference in annual fuel consumption between the old and new boiler types. The formula used for this calculation is:
Fuel Cost per Unit = Cost of one unit of fuel
Old Boiler Annual Consumption = Annual fuel consumption of the old boiler
New Boiler Annual Consumption = Annual fuel consumption of the new condensing boiler
How does a condensing boiler save money?
What is the formula for calculating annual savings with a new boiler?
Can I use this calculator for any type of boiler?
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How long does it typically take to recover the cost of a new condensing boiler?
Are there any government incentives for replacing boilers?
Results are for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional advice.
