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Heat Networks and their contribution to carbon abatement – Overview and case study (Forthside - Stirling)

20 October 2020 at 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM / Central Scotland / Scotland / Online
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Date
20 October 2020 at 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Price from
Free
Organiser
RTPI Scotland | [email protected]

This event forms part of the RTPI Online Events 2020 series and is brought to you by RTPI Central Scotland Chapter.

Stirling Council recently commissioned a local heat network to serve Forthside, a key regeneration area near the city centre. Currently serving a number of institutional users it will progressively provide heat to new buildings within a wider master-planned mixed use development, a key component of the Stirling/Clackmannanshire City Region deal.

The presentation will provide an overview of heat networks from a planning perspective, touching on technical aspects, current national policy context, European perspectives and emerging Scottish Government legislation and policy aspirations. The Forthside project will then be examined in more detail - initiation, installation, commissioning and operation.

Speakers:

Richard Callender -  Senior Planning Officer, Stirling Council)

Roz Smith -  Sustainable Development Project Officer Stirling Council

Guy Milligan -  Principal Consultant, Energy Strategy & Planning Ramboll UK

Core CPD Framework:

Infrastructure Planning & Economic Development

By attending this event you will:

  • Gain an overview of theory and practice of heat networks and obtain insights to the project management of  functioning heat network.
  • Gain an overview  of the contribution of heat networks to reducing carbon emissions and the  holistic approach to energy demand management.