Join us to discover what heat networks are and explore why they are poised to become the primary method of heating homes and buildings in cities in the future.

Decarbonising heat by using more electricity is a common topic of discussion. Renewable electricity doesn’t contribute to climate change, but electric heating can be costly. With many people already in fuel poverty, it’s essential that any changes minimise the impact on fuel bills and support the climate change ambitions.

This session will host a community engagement and empowerment session on heat networks. Hear from the experts to help spread the message on what heat networks are, the benefits to homeowners and how community representatives can engage with the Clean Heat Edinburgh Forum to become champions of this technology.

Agenda:

• 13.00: Registration
• 13.30: Welcome and introduction to Heatsource by Tom Warren, Built Environment – Smarter Transformation
• 13.45: Three presentations:
  • “Why Heat Network?” with Kira Myers, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute
  • “Latest Developments” with Hilary Blackman, City of Edinburgh Council
  • “Impact on Homeowners” with Simon Kerr, SAV Systems
• 14.30: Audience Q&A, hosted by Tom Warren
• 15.00: Refreshments and networking
• 16.00: Close

Find out more about low-carbon heat at https://heatsource.org/.

Book now to reserve your place!