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GEC Mine Water Project
TALK
Gateshead Council and Gateshead Energy Company (GEC) have run the Gateshead District Energy Scheme since 2018, supplying council buildings, homes and venues, such as Sage and BALTIC, with low cost, low carbon heat and power. Committed to reducing emissions to net zero by 2030, GEC is adding the UKs largest minewater heat pump - 6MW - to the network, as well as 4MW of urban solar parks, ready for operation by Spring 2022. This forms part of a wider zero carbon heat strategy, aiming to install many more renewable heat networks across Gateshead over the next decade
Wednesday 19th January 2022
7pm – 9pm
Location:
The Stephenson Room
The Common Room building
Neville Hall, Westgate Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 1SE
People who are unable to attend in person can use the Microsoft Teams link down below.
Click here to join the meeting
For further information regarding this event please contact:
Gordana Vasić Franklin (T&W member)
gordana.vasic.franklin@member.imeche.org
Adam Burgess (T&W Chair)
adam.burgess@member.imeche.org
In association with:
Gateshead Council and Gateshead Energy Company (GEC)
The Common Room
Jim Gillon (BSc, PhD), Energy Services Manager Major Projects and Corporate Property Economy, Innovation and Growth | Gateshead Council Civic Centre | Regent Street | Gateshead | NE8 1HH |
The Stephenson Room, The Common Room building Neville Hall, Westgate RoadNewcastle Upon TyneNE1 1SE United Kingdom
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