Net Zero Universities: The Role of Heat Networks - at the Danish Embassy
Date
3 October 2024
13:00 - 17:00
Venue
The Danish Embassy, 55 Sloane Street, London SW1X 9SW
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Heat networks form a key part of the UK’s transition to net zero by 2050 and are particularly suited to high-density areas such as a university campus. They supply heat from a central source through a series of insulated pipes carrying hot water, removing the need for each individual building to generate its own heat on site and subsequently unlocking larger-scale, renewable and recovered heat sources.
With the ability to heat a few small buildings or an entire city, heat networks are recognised as a cost-effective way to provide reliable, low carbon heating. The development of a heat network on a campus could benefit those inside and outside the university community, extending over time to provide low carbon heat to businesses and homes off-campus.
This event will feature a range of sessions presented by key speakers from prominent stakeholders in Denmark and the UK, including COWI, Fenagy, Isoplus Piping Systems, Kamstrup, Danfoss, Carbon Descent, EMD, Hexcam, Drone Systems, EON, and The Embassy of Denmark. Additionally, there will be keynotes from Brad Crocker, Associate Director of Building and Engineering at the University of Plymouth, and Jaques van der Vyver, Programme Manager in Development at Cambridge City Council.
Key Sessions:
Denmark has long experience of heat networks at scale, with 63 percent of all building heat supplied by heat networks.
Further details including how to book can be found here
With the ability to heat a few small buildings or an entire city, heat networks are recognised as a cost-effective way to provide reliable, low carbon heating. The development of a heat network on a campus could benefit those inside and outside the university community, extending over time to provide low carbon heat to businesses and homes off-campus.
This event will feature a range of sessions presented by key speakers from prominent stakeholders in Denmark and the UK, including COWI, Fenagy, Isoplus Piping Systems, Kamstrup, Danfoss, Carbon Descent, EMD, Hexcam, Drone Systems, EON, and The Embassy of Denmark. Additionally, there will be keynotes from Brad Crocker, Associate Director of Building and Engineering at the University of Plymouth, and Jaques van der Vyver, Programme Manager in Development at Cambridge City Council.
Key Sessions:
- Planning and Designing: Fundamentals of heat network design.
- Large Scale Heat Pumps: Insights from Denmark and the UK.
- Pipe Networks: Best practices for effective piping.
- Metering and Billing: The importance of accurate measurement.
- Energy-efficient Substations: Innovative designs and their benefits.
- Optimisation: Enhancing network design and operation.
- Thermal Inspections: Case studies from the UK and Denmark.
- Practical Applications: Real-world projects from London and beyond.
Denmark has long experience of heat networks at scale, with 63 percent of all building heat supplied by heat networks.
Further details including how to book can be found here
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