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  • heat networks Posted on 15 October 2018

    Heat for a cooler planet: Environmental benefits of heat networks

    To celebrate GreenGB week, we explain how adopting heat network for heat and hot water for your development can reap environmental rewards as well boosting financial and fuel-efficiency.

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  • Energy efficiency Posted on 28 September 2018

    Optimising heat networks: Putting metering data into good use

    A successful metering strategy is crucial to delivering high performing district heating schemes. But connect this with the Building Energy Management System (BEMS) and remote monitoring, and now you're on to something!

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  • open protocol Posted on 24 September 2018

    Disjointed: The heat network supply chain

    A heat network must deliver quality heat at an affordable price. But with many stakeholders in the supply chain how can this be achieved? Our infographic explains.

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  • Community Heating Posted on 14 September 2018

    Can community heating help fight against fuel poverty?

    Community heating systems are leading the fight against one of the UK’s more avoidable social issues.

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  • heat networks Posted on 6 September 2018

    Tips to improving heat supply on community heating schemes

    The UK needs to cut carbon emissions by 80 per cent in order to meet 2050 targets. And with a third of those emissions coming from heating draughty buildings; insulation is key. But what should be considered when community heating is in the mix?

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  • Metering and billing Posted on 23 August 2018

    Engaging with residents: Importance of doing it early

    A community heating scheme can bring enormous benefits to residents and the environment, but for the best results heat consumers need to be well informed, and shown how to get the best out of the system.

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