The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic presents new, challenging circumstances for us all. However the ADE is working to support members from across the sector. The statement below is from ADE Director, Ian Calvert.
The Decentralised Energy Awards are the leading and most prestigious Awards for those involved in decentralised energy, recognising and celebrating the people and projects which have developed innovative decentralised energy solutions designed around the needs of the user.
As a result of the concerns over Coronavirus / COVID 19 we have made the difficult decision to postpone the ADE’s Heat & Decentralised Energy Conference until the Autumn.
An announcement made today in the UK Budget 2020 (11th of March 2020) will boost the UK heat sector in combatting climate change, says the Association for Decentralised Energy (The ADE).
The ADE welcomes Steph Hacker to the team, who has joined ACE as a Researcher.
The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has commissioned IFF Research, in partnership with ACE Research, to carry out research regarding skills requirements for the wider Heat Networks sector. The project explores current capability and capacity within the Heat Networks sector, and considers the skills implications of future growth, helping to inform policy on skills for the sector going forward.
A new report published today urges the Government to step up progress with unleashing the potential of flexibility to deliver benefits for customers and the entire energy system.
With one month to go until Heat and Decentralised Energy 2020, the Association for Decentralised Energy and the Energy Institute today announced further speakers who will be sharing insights and experiences on the day.
The Committee on Climate Change’s recent Net Zero report details that heat networks currently provide 2% of UK heat demand, yet the ambition is for this to increase to 18%. The growth in the heat networks sector is essential in supporting the UK’s legally binding net-zero targets.
Two announcements made today (6 February 2020) will boost the UK heat sector in combating climate change, says the Association for Decentralised Energy (The ADE).