The Liveable City: Growing Heat Networks – A smarter way to keep warm in the North

Time:

9.30am: Registration and refreshments
10.00am – 1.00pm: Seminar

Description:

Guy Boulby, DECC director of heat networks
Jonathan Sadler, Environmental Strategy Manager, Manchester City Council
Dr. Anthony Riddle, Associate Director Rambøll
Anders Hasselager, Senior Policy Advisor, Danish Energy Agency

There is increasing recognition of the important role to be played by heat networks in delivering sustainable cities. Heat networks provide a lower carbon solution to heat provision that is also cheaper for consumers, and they enable us to use a range of sources including surplus and renewable heat. Growing Heat Networks offers insights to what the industry can expect in 2015, the future plans for heat networks in Manchester, as well as views from leading practitioner Rambøll.

Part of The Liveable City – A Danish-British Dialogue in Manchester – a celebration of architecture and urban planning. In partnership with the Manchester School of Architecture and RIBA North West, the Danish Embassy invites businesses, politicians, professionals and the general public to take part in a number of seminars focusing on different aspects of liveability.

Full programme: http://bit.ly/1GfkZ72

Sign-up: http://bit.ly/1tTlSNn

The Liveable City is organised by The Royal Danish Embassy in London, Manchester School of Architecture and RIBA North West.