Project type: Low-Carbon demonstration homes
Project location: Spennymoor – United Kingdom
Completion: 2025
Product: Recoup Pipe HEX
Partner: Recoup UK
The Lovell Tomorrow Home project demonstrates how shower waste water heat recovery can help meet the Future Homes Standard while reducing domestic hot water energy demand.
Two research homes at Cornish Park incorporate Recoup Pipe HEX systems alongside a range of low-carbon technologies to evaluate practical solutions for the next generation of energy-efficient housing.
2 | 2025+ | 2017 |
Both demonstration homes recover heat from shower wastewater to preheat incoming cold water, reducing the energy required for domestic hot water production.
Both homes also include:
Together, these technologies create highly energy-efficient homes designed for future building standards.
The homes are monitored by Teesside University and the Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre.
The research programme evaluates:
The results will help assess how integrated low-carbon technologies perform under real-life operating conditions.
The project demonstrates how shower waste water heat recovery can:
Project | Lovell Tomorrow Home |
Developer | Lovell Partnerships |
Research Partner | Teesside University |
Development | Cornish Park |
House Type | 3-bedroom semi-detached dwellings |
Installed Product | Recoup Pipe HEX |
Application | Low-carbon demonstration homes |
Location | Spennymoor, Durham, United Kingdom |
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