Haydale Graphene Industries has announced that its JustHeat graphene-based heating system has achieved CE certification, allowing it to be marketed and installed across the UK and EEA.
This certification marks a significant milestone for Haydale, enabling the company to accelerate the commercial rollout of JustHeat, which offers substantial energy cost savings and reduced carbon emissions compared to traditional heating systems.
Haydale Graphene Industries has announced that its JustHeat graphene-based heating system has achieved CE certification, allowing it to be marketed and installed across the UK and EEA. This certification marks a significant milestone for Haydale, enabling the company to accelerate the commercial rollout of JustHeat, which offers substantial energy cost savings and reduced carbon emissions compared to traditional heating systems.
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