District Energy Technology Day – 20/1/17

The installation of what will become a district-wide heat network in Stoke-on-Trent will begin in 2017. By 2019 it is planned that some 40 km of pipes will have been installed annually distributing 50 GWh of heat to public, commercial and residential buildings in the southern parts of Stoke-on-Trent. Risk evaluations have been completed and financing has been secured for this first 3-year phase. Procurement will begin in 2017. This technology session will focus on design practices and technologies for connecting buildings to heat networks and for controlling and administrating heat deliveries – securing maximal comfort and perceived value to end-users at a competitive cost. Places at this session are available free to any public-sector organisations who are developing heat networks, and would like the opportunity to hear from and meet with consultants and suppliers of technologies and services, contractors and investors.