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are arguably the most significant ospitals and healthcare facilities
HVAC provision and for obvious reasons. target market for commercial
Any interruptions in service could
vulnerable in society at risk and so it’s potentially leave some of the most
vitally important that these services,
Welcome
which are often taken for granted by users, are properly scrutinised at installation and through their lif
GETTING HVAC RIGHT IN HEALTHCARE reasons
This could cover heating and hot wate etime.
pipe work for both aesthetic and saf ways, or even solutions for boxing in stop the spread of germs through duct delivery, ductwork cleaning helping to
are eatur f r
easons. All of the above are covered in this month’s extensive Hospitals and H thceal
and underfloor, or in this case, ‘underpitch’ heating. Enjoy!
ety
Cutting edge he T
transport and heat electrification that can be he City of Oxford will pioneer a model of rapid
rolled out to other cities to reduce air
pollution and support government plans to decarbonise the UK economy. Energy Superhub Oxford will demonstrate an ecosystem of practical decarbonisation approaches by applying machine
project aims to reduce emissions and improve public infrastructure to bypass network constraints. The learning and grid scale energy storage
storage, electric vehicle charging and heat pumps, to carbon. Smart software will manage the energy to support Oxford City Council’s journey to zero and decarbonising heating for homes and buildings health by accelerating a switch to electric vehicles
reduce strain on the grid and allow it to accommodate more rene
ewables. The project aims to
Ene Bat
tery storage and heat pumps are to feature at ergy Superhub Oxford
save
e 20,000 tonnes of CO2 per year by 2021, rising to 44,000 tonnes per year by 2032. UK Research and Inno sup C
Cou for
a Safer and Greener Environment said: “The City Councillor Tom Hayes, executive board member pport the £41 million project.
ovation (UKRI) will contribute £10 mil t the £41 milli
j t uncil is working towards a Zero Carbon Oxford to Don’t forge
opportunit evening. G awards ar
illion to Heather Ramsden, Editor Heather Ramsden, Editor eat & vent
once-in-a-generation down payment on Oxford will available to us to save the planet. Uniquely, this £41m tackle dangerous climate change in the time
Leading businesses are investing in Oxford because move the Council closer to achieving this vision.
these projects aiming to meet the city’s ener said: “Oxford is set f Energy and Clea technologies exactl they recognise that
needs through gree
Backed by government funding, this has the potential to comple about their daily liv
Pivot Power, Habitat Ener The consortium heat your home wit
h energy and the Univ
Get you entries in by
visitingWWW.HVRAWARDS.COM. If you are interest re being held and for this anniversary edition plans are in place to make et to get your entries in for the HVR Awards 2019. It’s a special year as
ties contact Sharon Hollow ay on
sholloway@datateam.co.uk
electric bus to using the heat rising fr h t
iversity of Oxford.
e it an extra special gala it will be the 10th time the
ted in sponsorship
t for a smart energy overhaul, with n Growth minister, Claire Perry, ly like Energy Superhub Oxford. t we’re already trialling new
ing to meet the city’s energy ener, low carbon technologies.
etely change the way people go ves – from going to work on an ng the heat rising from the earth to it
at Energy, Kensa Contracting, redT partners are Oxford City Council, thout gas.”
Commercial kitchens, Security in HVAC, Other highlights this month include e starting on page 17.
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