News & Announcements Archive

I just wanted to thank you so very much for your [Warm & Cool] sponsorship towards my ice skating. I am most grateful and am looking forward to focusing on my training in 2018.Read more

With a 12 year product warranty and 27 year linear power warranty, Warm and Cool has always known that Vikram Solar products are top quality products with excellent reliability, but now this has been independently confirmed by multiple reviewers.Read more

The latest Shipment of Vikram Solar Panels has arrived in Dunedin. The Vikram panels are very high quality and price competitive with competitors offerings. The fact that previous shipments have sold out fast is testament to what a great product they are. Call us today to reserve your lot from this shipment. Read more

Electric cars have so far only worked in a vacuum. High sticker prices, combined with limited range and slow plug-in chargers, haven't really put them on the radar of anyone outside cashed-up early adopters. But the tide is turning. With this year's Paris Motor Show as a focal point, established players like VW Group and Daimler, along with upstarts in the industry, are making huge strides.Read more

With solar power, the biggest leaps in technology are coming with battery storage. Currently most homes with solar systems can only use power from their roofs when the sun is shining. Batteries mean they can store that energy for use at night.Read more

Warm and Cool has received its first shipment of Vikram Solar photovoltaic panels from India. Vikram Solar is India's only Tier 1 manufacturer of solar panels meeting the highest of international standards for quality and performance.Read more

Until now the benefits of an in-floor central heating system, especially when paired with heat pump technology, have only been available in new home builds. Warm & Cool is excited to announce that in-floor heating can now be retrofitted into existing homes - both old and new.Read more

Nissan announced a major vehicle-to-grid (V2G) trial project with Enel, a multinational power company, in the UK. The automaker has been exploring V2G systems almost as long as the Nissan LEAF program existed and its latest project is the first of its kind in the UK and one of the company's biggest to date.Read more