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Hosted by Mars Mlodzinski · leisure · EN · 90 episodes
The Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners’ Q&A series is your go-to resource for expert advice on heating systems and renewable energy solutions. Whether you’re new to heat pumps or a seasoned homeowner looking to optimise your setup, this series is designed to answer your most pressing questions. Each episode, we dive into the topics that matter most to you, guided by real questions from our community forums . Our panel of industry experts breaks down complex concepts, offers practical tips and shares their insights on the latest technologies – making sure you have the knowledge you need to make informed decisions about your home’s heating and energy systems. Join us as we explore everything from buffer tanks and system design to automation and energy efficiency, all with a focus on h
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners’ Q&A series is your go-to resource for expert advice on heating systems and renewable energy solutions. Whether you’re new to heat pumps or a seasoned homeowner looking to optimise your setup, this series is designed to answer your most pressing questions.
Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A is hosted by Mars Mlodzinski. The show has published 90 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Can You Just Plug a Home Battery Into a UK Wall Socket?" (21 October 2026, 38 minutes), "George Clarke on Heat Pumps and the New Homes We Should Be Building" (18 October 2026, 61 minutes), and "George Clarke on Heat Pumps: Making Low-Carbon British Homes Work" (14 October 2026, 44 minutes).
Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 90 episodes.
Booking probability for Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A are Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Contractors and Business & Management Consulting. Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A has a leisure audience.
Mars Mlodzinski hosts Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A, a leisure show with 90 episodes published.
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Episode #93
Plug-in batteries could make home battery storage more accessible across the UK, but can you simply connect one to a wall socket, and what should you understand before buying? In this episode we speak with John...
Episode #92
Are Britain’s new homes really fit for the future? I'm joined by George Clarke, TV architect, and Ben Laverty from Mitsubishi Electric to explore new towns, new builds, low-carbon homes and why the British public...
Episode #91
In this episode of the Renewable Heating Hub Podcast, I'm joined by TV architect and Mitsubishi Electric ambassador George Clarke, alongside Rob McGaughey, Head of Smart Cities and Heat at ScottishPower. Together, they...
Episode #90
In this episode of the Homeowners’ Q&A podcast, I'm joined by Simon Baseden from AAC Group to compare air-to-air and air-to-water heat pumps. They explore heat loss calculations, system sizing, installation costs...
Episode #89
Heat pumps work. So why do so many installations fail? Mars is joined by JT Stewart from Slipstream for a revealing transatlantic investigation into heat pumps in Britain and the United States. Although the two...
Episode #88
MCS has spent years presenting itself as the badge homeowners can trust when choosing a heat pump installer. But has it actually protected them? In this episode of the award-winning Homeowners’ Q&A Podcast, Mars speaks...
Episode #87
The UK has a new government, a new Energy Secretary and a fresh opportunity to reshape the future of domestic heating. But will the latest policy changes actually make heat pumps more affordable, more reliable and more...
Episode #85
Do solar panels really make a heat pump cheaper to run or is the supposed “perfect marriage” between solar PV and heat pumps more complicated than homeowners are led to believe? In this episode of the award-winning...
Episode #85
Are poor heat pump installations being blamed on the technology when the real failure begins at the design desk? In this episode of the award-winning Homeowners’ Q&A podcast, Mars is joined by heating engineer and...
Episode #84
Most homeowners spend weeks researching which heat pump to buy. But what if the machine itself isn’t the biggest factor determining comfort, efficiency and running costs? In this episode of the award-winning Homeowners’...
Episode #83
Are cheap heat pump installations storing up problems for homeowners? As more companies promise faster, cheaper and “minimal disruption” heat pump installations, many homeowners are left wondering what they’re really...
Episode #82
Why do some heat pump systems deliver outstanding performance while others leave homeowners frustrated, cold and facing higher energy bills? In this episode of the Homeowners’ Q&A Podcast, we sit down with Mark Hall to...
Episode #81
Your heat pump's controller might be the dumbest piece of tech in your house. In this episode of the Homeowners' Q&A Podcast, we sit down with Graham Hendra, now working as a heat pump developer at Haier, who has just...
Episode #80
Home battery sales in the UK have doubled in two years. Every solar company has added one to their quote. Every energy supplier has a deal. But is anyone actually explaining what you need to know before you spend...
Episode #79
<p>The heat pump industry has a marketing problem. And it's not just the big energy companies getting their adverts banned by the ASA... it's happening in installer proposals, manufacturer brochures and kitchen table...
Episode #78
<p>In this episode of Homeowners' Q&A, we sit down with Simon Baseden of AAC Group for a frank, expert-led conversation covering everything homeowners need to understand about A2A systems.</p><br><p>From the...
Episode #77
<p>In this episode we challenge one of the biggest assumptions in the UK retrofit and heat pump space: Should insulation always come first, or is ‘fabric fifth’ actually more realistic (and better) for the average...
Episode #76
<p>In this episode we're joined Barry Sharp, John Wood & Richard Williams.</p><br><p>We dive into the big question that every UK homeowner is asking: how do you find a heat pump installer you can truly trust with your...
Episode #75
<p>Ideal Heating’s installer cashback warranty scheme... is it a fair model or homeowner rip-off? And with Rachel Reeves signalling turbulence around future heat pump subsidies, what does this mean for homeowners...
Episode #74
<p>Who can UK homeowners really trust with a heat pump installation? In this heavyweight episode of the Homeowners’ Q&A Podcast, five of the biggest players in the industry sit down together for the first time: James...
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