What will you learn about heat networks?
Content spans the full lifecycle — feasibility and design, construction and commissioning, operation and maintenance, metering and billing, and the governance and procurement capability behind all of it.
- How heat networks support UK decarbonisation, and where they fit
- What heat network regulation and HNTAS actually require of you
- How to judge whether a heat network suits a new-build, retrofit or mixed-use development
- How feasibility studies, options appraisals and business cases are built
- How network and plant design principles drive efficiency and reliability
- How to assess low-carbon heat sources, thermal storage and metering strategies
- How to shape procurement, governance and contract strategy aligned to HNTAS
- What good commissioning, operation and performance optimisation look like
- How to act as an informed client when procuring and overseeing a scheme
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Who is the course for?
Professionals responsible for planning, procuring, delivering, operating and governing heat network schemes — not installers. No formal qualifications are required, but you will need a working understanding of the energy, construction, housing or utilities sectors.
- Local authority and public sector teams working on heat network planning, zoning, procurement and decarbonisation strategy
- Housing providers, developers and estates teams
- Operations, maintenance and asset management teams
- Design engineers, commissioning engineers, consultants and project engineers
- Commercial, finance and procurement teams
- Project and programme managers
- Heat network operators and utilities
- Senior leaders developing intelligent client capability