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Enhancing University Estates with Heat Networks - Webinar with Mills & Reeve
12th March 2025
Teams
Date: 12 March 2025 Time: 14.00 - 15.00 Venue: Teams
Webinar: Enhancing University Estates with Heat Networks
Overview: In this webinar, we will explore the comprehensive infrastructure and energy project that enables the University of Bradford to connect to a new city-wide low carbon heat network. This network, scheduled to start delivering heat in 2026, is one of the largest in the country to use air source heat pumps, featuring an 8 MW heat pump housed in a brand new energy centre.
Key points: In the webinar we will hear from a lead member of the University’s project team, and its legal advisors Mills & Reeve, on various features of the Project, including:
Project initiation, its origins and promotion by developer 1Energy and the University
The University’s Net Zero ambitions
The low carbon technical solution and the legacy systems to be replaced
Timetable and programme
The grant funding and financing solution
Opex implications
Legal structure and key issues
Practical tips and considerations for other Universities looking at Heat Networks
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