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Potential opportunity sites for heat networks and domestic solar pv on rooftops
RBWM want to know about the opportunities available to the ouncil and residents to decarbonise their heating. The images below outline the potential sites for heat networks and deomestic solar pv on rooftops across RBWM.
Potential opportunity sites to install domestic solar pv on rooftops
Interactive map is under development.
Data source: LENZA platform from SSEN.
Orange blocks are sites of potential opportunity.
Potential opportunity locations for heat networks across RBWM
Interactive map is under development.
Data source: LENZA platform from SSEN.
Low Carbon Skills Fund Phase 2
The Council has secured funding to undertake heat decarbonisation studies across 31 of its buildings. This work is currently underway and completed at the end of March 2022. The outputs have been reviewed, and projects have been prioritised to ensure we achieve the rapid decarbonisation of our estate that is required.
The decarbonisation across our estate have been supported by the Governments Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS).
Water use monitoring
Most council sites have had their old water meters replaced with automatic water meters. This means we can view half hourly water usage data at all RBWM sites on an online platform. This will allow us to quickly identify leaks and inefficient use quickly and act accordingly. This is a simple method of reducing our water usage.
Potential opportunity sites for heat networks and domestic solar pv on rooftops
RBWM want to know about the opportunities available to the ouncil and residents to decarbonise their heating. The images below outline the potential sites for heat networks and deomestic solar pv on rooftops across RBWM.
Potential opportunity sites to install domestic solar pv on rooftops
Interactive map is under development.
Data source: LENZA platform from SSEN.
Orange blocks are sites of potential opportunity.
Potential opportunity locations for heat networks across RBWM
Interactive map is under development.
Data source: LENZA platform from SSEN.
Low Carbon Skills Fund Phase 2
The Council has secured funding to undertake heat decarbonisation studies across 31 of its buildings. This work is currently underway and completed at the end of March 2022. The outputs have been reviewed, and projects have been prioritised to ensure we achieve the rapid decarbonisation of our estate that is required.
The decarbonisation across our estate have been supported by the Governments Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS).
Water use monitoring
Most council sites have had their old water meters replaced with automatic water meters. This means we can view half hourly water usage data at all RBWM sites on an online platform. This will allow us to quickly identify leaks and inefficient use quickly and act accordingly. This is a simple method of reducing our water usage.
