Regulation of Heat Networks – What does this mean for the Higher Education sector?

Part of our Higher Education Team's autumn webinar series

Heat networks are becoming increasingly important to the delivery of net zero ambitions across the higher education sector. At the same time, a new regulatory framework is being introduced that will affect organisations involved in owning, operating, supplying through, or receiving supply from heat networks.

In this webinar, our specialists, Nathan Bradberry, Elizabeth Dunford and Carrie Davies MBE, gave an overview of the evolving regulatory landscape and the practical implications for universities and other higher education providers.

Topics covered in this recording include:

• Heat network regulation: where are we now and what can we expect over the next 12 months?

• Are you an operator, supplier, customer, or a combination of all three?

• What are the key implications for existing and planned heat network projects?

• What actions should higher education institutions be taking in the short, medium and longer term?

Other webinars in this series: 

Thursday 5 November | 12:00 - 13:00

Managing Estate Safety: Practical Considerations for the Higher Education sector

Our 'Regulation of Heat Networks' webinar recording will be of particular interest to those involved in the planning, development, operation or management of heat networks within the higher education sector.