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Video for our French colleagues in St Marcel

COMMUNITY HEAT NETWORK
Radio Shropshire coverage

A piece about the project was on BBC Radio Shropshire on Thursday, 6th Feb. You can listen to it here . .

COMMUNITY HEAT NETWORK
WIND TURBINE PLANNING APPLICATION
PRESS RELEASE

The Wind Turbine planning application has been registered on Shropshire Council’s website. The Press Release (see link to document below) contains the link to the planning application [https://pa.shropshire.gov.uk/online-applications/]and its reference number, which is needed for comments.
Heat Network Press Release Jan25 Final

Read or download the latest Heat

BC HEAT NETWORK FAQs v11b

INTRODUCTION TO THE COMMUNITY HEAT NETWORK

Read this document if you want to find out more about the Community Heat Network

Introduction to BC Heat Network v2

COMMUNITY HEAT NETWORK
CUSTOMER OFFER & EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

You can find out details about what joining the network means by reading this document.

FINAL BC H&W Customer Offer v1h 4.9.24

And you can submit a non-committing ‘expressions of interest’ using the form here . . . https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeoRARZh_ean_tQpNmMYCKPts-zSCX0ZLOeRlR0Mj5pICDT6g/viewform?usp=sf_link

HEAT NETWORK POWERPOINT SLIDES

BC Heat & Wind intro slides Sept 24

BC Heat Network technical details

BC Wind turbine slides Sept 24 –

BISHOP’S CASTLE HEAT NETWORK ROUTE

The graphic below illustrates an example of the route that the Heat Network will take in Bishop’s Castle.
The network route has not yet been finalised and will be dependent upon ‘Expressions of Interest’ which will be circulated soon.

Background reading

Centre for Sustainable Energy’s submission to the Government on Community Energy can be downloaded here. . .

Unlocking Community Energy at Scale – Centre for Sustainable Energy

Bristol Community Heat Network

Based on heat drawn from water, this is an interesting insight into the effectiveness of Community Heat Networks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LXmfqZP4bA

Onshore Renewable Energy: Common Myths

Myths and misconceptions about renewables can create unnecessary obstacles to the UK’s clean energy transition, fuelling uncertainty and public concern.
Developed with the Parliamentary Renewable & Sustainable Energy Group, this easy-to-read guide delves into the myths surrounding renewable energy technologies including solar, wind, battery storage, heat and grid infrastructure, and provides evidence-based responses. It addresses a wide range of common concerns, including costs, land use, noise, safety and the reliability of renewable energy sources.

Onshore-Renewable-Energy-Common-Myths-Regen-PRASEG.pdf

Bishop’s Castle carbon footprint: why we need this project

The average Carbon Footprint per household in Bishop’s Castle is about 9% higher than the national average. However, other markers: Consumption, Food and Waste are considerably lower. The stand-out difference is seen in the graph at the link below where energy use in Bishop’s Castle’s homes is 45% higher than the national average. The reason for this is that Bishop’s Castle is not on the Gas Grid and the majority of homes have to use oil, wood and even coal for their heating and hot water. Combined with this is the fact that the Town has many old and hard-to-heat homes that are not suitable for Heat Pumps. This project is the best way to enable more affordable and sustainable energy for Bishop’s Castle.

Impact | Community carbon calculator (impact-tool.org.uk)