This week, air pollution has been an intoxicating topic in the press, with newspapers and radio stations reporting that air pollution in London is passing levels being recorded in Beijing. But what should we be thinking about when it comes to cleaning up our air? And how can renewable heat networks help?
The heat tariff is a key customer touchpoints with a resident on a communal heating scheme, and should be considered very early on in your planning process. Our latest infographic looks at what you should be thinking about and the different ways you can set a fair and transparent tariff for your residents.
A few months ago we discussed the implications that Brexit may have on the Heat Network Regulations. Continuing on from this, and after the Prime Minister’s Brexit speech on Tuesday; we thought that a further update was due on how we expect Brexit coupled with President Trump’s inauguration is likely to affect the heat network industry.
Here are six of the most read topics on our site this year. Take a moment to check that you are fully up-to-date on the latest developments.
As a building/energy manager with a portfolio of residential buildings supplied with heating and hot water from a community heating scheme; you will be well aware of the associated economic and environmental savings that can be made to benefit your residents and address fuel poverty. The question is, how do you do it?
Social housing and private developers are faced with the decisions on what type of renewable energy to put into their community heating plant rooms. In many cases Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is the obvious choice. But what should you know about CHP?
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