Scottish Enterprise: Zero Carbon Heating – Scotland’s Opportunity for Shared Ground Source Heat Pumps
Zero Carbon Heat Series: Scotland's opportunity for Shared Ground Loop Arrays using Ground Source Heat Pumps This webinar explores Zero Carbon Heating using ground source loop arrays. Matthew Black (Kensa Business Development – Scotland and N E England) will be talking about how shared ground loop arrays work, the benefits and the application to social and private housing in Scotland. John Maslen (ParkPower Project Manager) will summarise Scotland’s unique position, assess the wider GSHP opportunity and highlight some key examples from their work on urban open spaces.
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Zero Carbon Heat Series: Scotland's opportunity for Shared Ground Loop Arrays using Ground Source Heat Pumps
This webinar explores Zero Carbon Heating using ground source loop arrays. Matthew Black (Kensa Business Development – Scotland and N E England) will be talking about how shared ground loop arrays work, the benefits and the application to social and private housing in Scotland. John Maslen (ParkPower Project Manager) will summarise Scotland’s unique position, assess the wider GSHP opportunity and highlight some key examples from their work on urban open spaces.
This webinar explores Zero Carbon Heating using ground source loop arrays. Matthew Black (Kensa Business Development – Scotland and N E England) will be talking about how shared ground loop arrays work, the benefits and the application to social and private housing in Scotland. John Maslen (ParkPower Project Manager) will summarise Scotland’s unique position, assess the wider GSHP opportunity and highlight some key examples from their work on urban open spaces.