Selecting the right Heat Interface Unit (HIU) for a heating scheme can be a complex decision to make, with many different variants to take into consideration. Our blog investigates the staywarm feature on a HIU and how it could potentially improve the heating service - if done correctly.
The Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations 2014 are now three years old and are playing an important role to help regulate the heating and cooling sector. However that doesn’t mean that heat suppliers and stakeholders understand them fully and the repercussions for not abiding by them. This blog investigates what you should know, and how the regulation differs between district heating and community heating schemes.
The smart home concept has gathered momentum over the past 5 years. With the likes of Alexa and Siri taking centre stage on how we operate technology and go about our everyday lives. Our infographic demonstrates how we see this shaping the future for community heating, and what you need to know about the smart home concept.
Customers on community heating schemes have a number of touch points with their providers: from maintenance and repairs to billing and marketing.
In this blog we look at how providers can bring teams together to improve the customer experience.
It’s important to point out, that even the decentralised energy sector sometimes struggle to understand the differences between what is community heating and district heating. Therefore we thought it would be useful to demonstrate the differences and to clear up some of the common preconceptions.
Earlier this month, nine local authorities across England and Wales received a total of £24 million capital funding to support the first pilot phase of building of heat network projects. With more funding set to be made available; are you eligible for funding? Our blog looks at what you need to know about the HNDU funding, and how it can help future heat network projects.
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