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Women in Engineering – Turning the skills gap into an opportunity.
8th March 2021In engineering we use statistics as a tool to organise, analyse and interpret data. Statistics can help us identify gaps and…
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Acceptance Testing: How to prepare for it in the era of CP1 2020
4th March 2021Acceptance Testing’s necessity in new build developments Dwelling Acceptance Testing • Heat network efficiency• Regulatory compliance• Resident comfort• Post-occupancy cost The…
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CP1 (2020) – A Major Step Forward
14th January 2021If there were criticisms of CP1 (2015), then they were primarily that: Lack of quantitative measures against minimum requirements and, associated…
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Easy control adjustments to get the most out of your plant room.
13th January 2021As a heat network consultancy, we have a lot of experience in plant room control on both new build and legacy…
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The 6th Carbon Budget and Heat Networks
15th December 2020In keeping with the scale of the challenge, the 6th Carbon Budget advice report released last week by the Climate Change…
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One year into the FairHeat Graduate Scheme, What I’ve Learned.
4th November 2020It’s been a year since I started my graduate scheme at FairHeat and with the arrival of four new graduates in…
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FairHeat Case Study | The Boardwalk, Goat Wharf
29th October 2020A FairHeat case study on a collaborative project with Sycous and Guru optimising a poorly performing heat network.
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Techno-economic Assessment of Externally Accessible HIU’s on Low Temperature Heat Networks
20th October 2020Project context and brief Results and discussion Conclusions and further considerations
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Reasons to be cheerful
16th September 2019FairHeat’s Associate, Tom Naughton, discusses the initiatives and processes that are transforming the way residential heat networks are being delivered. It’s…
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Our MD Gareth Jones explores how social landlords can prepare for the end of fossil heating systems in new homes from 2025.
12th May 2019The Chancellor has announced that there will be an end of fossil fuel heating systems in all new homes from 2025…
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