The Tech Talk Edinburgh focuses on the low-carbon heating market, providing attendees with insights into renewable technologies, funding mechanisms and business opportunities. It serves as a vital platform for those aiming to successfully navigate the low-carbon transition and gain a competitive edge in the renewable sector.

Session One: 8.30-9.30: Unlocking the potential of low-carbon heating

This session is aimed at individuals and businesses looking to enter or expand their presence in the low-carbon heating market. Attendees will receive insights into various heat pump technologies, such as hybrid, Air-to-Air (A2A), and Air-to-Water (A2W) systems. Gain insights into their applications and learn how to troubleshoot common issues.

Discover the benefits of thermal storage systems and their optimal applications for enhanced energy management.

Takeaways from attending

This session will give you a comprehensive roadmap for navigating the low-carbon heating market, equipping you with forward-looking knowledge on the future of heating solutions.

Speakers: Barry Sharp from Renewable Heat, Mike Smith from McDonald Water Storage and Simon Gray from Stiebel Eltron

Session Two: 9.50-10.45: Enhancing business opportunities: Home Energy Scotland and ECO4 funding

This session equips plumbing and heating professionals with the knowledge to navigate and advocate for Home Energy Scotland grants and the ECO4 scheme, opening doors for businesses to assist customers in accessing grant funding.

Discover how these grants operate and how your business can play a pivotal role in guiding customers through the grant application process to finance their transition to eco-friendly heating.

Attendees will gain valuable insights on enhancing their service offerings and driving business growth through informed customer support on eco-friendly heating solutions and grant opportunities.

Takeaways from attending

A comprehensive understanding of navigating and leveraging the Home Energy Scotland and ECO4 schemes for business growth.

This knowledge will enable businesses to advise and support their customers in making informed decisions about eco-friendly heating solutions, funding opportunities, and overall energy efficiency improvements.

Speakers: Mark Potter from Kensa, Scott Sanford from SNIPEF and Paul Slater from Scottish Power