TRANSFORMATIONAL CLIMATE LEARNING
Organisations, cultures, and systems can all undergo change, but it is not a sudden process. Change occurs through a series of strategic steps that establish a belief, boost confidence, and define identity, leading to an eventual transformation that may have previously seemed unlikely. It starts with learning.
BREAKTHROUGH LEARNING programmes
Contact us to learn more about our training programs and how we can support your organisation in activating a culture of learning and skill-building, creating a more sustainable future.
TOPICS
Introduction to district heating and cooling (DHC)
Heat networks code of practice: CP1
Combined heating and cooling heat pumps for DHC
Secondary heat sources
Modelling and TE assessment of heat networks
Detailed mechanical and hydraulic design for DHC
Heat Network Assurance
Above ground distribution and the public realm
Energy centre design
GSHPA courses
DECARBONISING HEAT IS A PRIORITY
The future of heating is here, and it's time to embrace change. The status quo of individual heating systems relying on fossil fuels is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, but it's time to move beyond that. The solution lies in heat networks that connect multiple buildings to a central heat source powered by renewable energy sources like solar, geothermal, and biomass.
Heat networks aren't just good for the environment, they're good for business too. They reduce carbon emissions, protect against energy market volatility, and offer endless possibilities for a more equitable and sustainable future.
That's why we've established The Heat Network Centre, a hub of resources and training dedicated to the growth and development of heat networks. Our comprehensive range of learning programs is designed to help you design, implement, and maintain these systems with ease.