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…, a large solar farm and battery storage, the project is refurbishing office buildings at the site to improve thermal properties of the buildings to reduce demand for heat and replace natural gas heating with low carbon heating systems (in the form of heat pumps) all to be fed from the solar farm. The County Durham fuel poverty partnership has enabled residents in County Durham to have the 4th…
… County Council – Leading by Example The council is actively working on a range of projects to reduce the use of natural gas in the county. Morrison Busty The Low Carbon Depot project is a wide-ranging project to significantly reduce emissions linked to a strategic depot in the north west of the County. Alongside electric vehicle charging, a large solar farm and battery storage, the project…
… is refurbishing office buildings at the site to improve thermal properties of the buildings to reduce demand for heat and replace natural gas heating with low carbon heating systems (in the form of heat pumps). Electricity to power heat pumps will be supplied via private wire by the solar farm, supplemented by grid electricity on the shortest days. Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme The Council has…
… been successful in receiving funding for 4 projects to decarbonise sites across the County, receiving over £1.3million to install heat pumps coupled with solar panels and high efficiency ventilation with heat recovery. It is estimated that the 4 projects will prevent approximately 150 tonnes of CO2e emissions per annum and facilitate a path to net zero for the sites. Each project will be completed…
… buildings and the development of a solar farm to supply green electricity to the site is currently being considered. A computer generated aerial photo of the planned Seaham Garden Village. 5www.durham.gov.uk/CDP Back to contents New Development Emergency Response Plan Introduction The built environment accounts for over half of the UK’s CO2 emissions, through both construction and use…