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Using Solar Thermal Heaters for Business

Interest: Sustainability & Social Impact

Written by: Katie

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Solar thermal heaters are used to provide a renewable and sustainable source of hot water for buildings.

The solar collectors absorb sunlight and convert it into heat energy. This is then transferred to a fluid flowing through the collectors, and this heated fluid is then circulated to a storage tank, where it can be used for various applications – for example, domestic hot water or space heating.

Learn more about the benefits of solar thermal heaters.

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