• Ground source heat pump specialists unite brands and launch mission to deliver heating that’s better for everyone
• New branding and refreshed look and feel revealed for the UK’s leading ground source heat pump supplier
• Combining its low carbon heating expertise gives Kensa a unique offer not replicated elsewhere in the UK
• Changes come as Kensa celebrates 25 years and sets sights on upgrading the nation’s heating

Britain’s leading ground source heat pump manufacturer and networked heat pump installer has united its brands under the banner of ‘Kensa,’ unveiling its mission to deliver heating that’s better for everyone.

The changes come as Kensa celebrates 25 years of pioneering cleaner, greener heating. During this time, Kensa’s innovative networked heat pump systems have proven their value across society. From towerblock flats to terraced houses, new-build developments, schools, offices and listed buildings, Kensa has shown its heat decarbonisation solutions can bring better heating for everyone.

With over two-thirds of UK homes still reliant on gas heating, and millions more facing high costs from direct electric and night storage systems, the need for change is urgent. Entering a new era with refreshed branding, a revamped purpose, and a streamlined business, Kensa is focused on delivering an upgrade to the nation’s heating.

To achieve its mission of making affordable, efficient heating accessible to all, Kensa is uniting expertise in heat pump manufacturing, system design, networked heat pump delivery, and utility funding and ownership. This unique approach is unmatched elsewhere in the UK and positions Kensa as a leader in the nation’s heating revolution.

Kensa’s refreshed branding reflects a modern identity while honouring its Cornish roots. Alongside this, Kensa has launched a sleek new, user-friendly website tailored to its ever-growing audience. Whether tenants, homeowners, installers, business owners or social landlords, the site provides a streamlined experience and reliable information about ground source heat pumps.

Building on a 25-year legacy of being a sustainable heating pioneer, Kensa is preparing for a low-carbon future powered by networked heat pumps. Entering 2025 with delivery partnerships in place, a strong pipeline of projects and backing from Legal & General and Octopus Energy Generation, Kensa aims to prove more efficient, affordable heating isn’t just possible; it’s the future.

Tamsin Lishman, Kensa CEO, said:

“Heating needs an upgrade. For too long, we’ve been reliant on outdated, inefficient systems that are expensive to run and damaging to the environment. We’re here to change that. It’s time to end the era of high bills and high emissions. It’s time to make heating better for everyone.

“Our ground source heat pump solutions are designed to work for all building types, whether it’s a high-rise flat, a new-build property, or one of the millions of existing buildings across the UK. Designed and made in Britain, our systems provide clean, reliable, and cost-effective heating and cooling that’s both simple and familiar.

“We’ve spent 25 years improving how properties are heated, and now we’re ready to write the next chapter. With our refreshed mission, focus and branding, and with networked heat pumps at the core of our operations, we’re combining decades of expertise and a commitment to British manufacturing to deliver heating that’s better for people, their pockets, and the planet!”

About Kensa:

• Kensa has united its brands – Kensa Group, Kensa Heat Pumps, Kensa Contracting and Kensa Utilities – under one banner.
• Kensa is the UK’s leading ground source heat pump manufacturer and networked heat pump installer.
• Since its founding in 1999, Kensa has manufactured over 16,000 ground source heat pumps, helped thousands of social housing tenants lower their heating bills and saved over one million tonnes in carbon emissions by decarbonising heat.
• Kensa is partly owned by Legal & General and Octopus Energy Generation. Backed by £70m in investment, Kensa is working with cities, communities, housebuilders, social housing providers, installers and homeowners to deliver heating that’s better for everyone.