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Champions


Please scroll down for the list of companies across Scotland who are Heatsource Champions.  The application process for new champions is closed at this time, however please reach out using this form to connect with the Heatsource team to arrange a 121.

 
 
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Decarbonising heat is one of the biggest challenges in our collective fight against climate change.

Every area of the clean heat supply chain must grow in capacity and capability to meet future demands for products, processes and services in the sector.  HeatSource is here to support organisations like yours to take advantage of the opportunities available in the transition to a clean heat energy sector.  

A HeatSource Champion is a company who exemplifies best practice, willing to share knowledge and experience and speak to the challenges and opportunities being faced by the sector.  If your company does, then enquire to become a HeatSource Champion!

 
 

Be part of the new heat network for the sector

We would like a diverse mix of companies representative of the sector and its supply chain, from installers to manufacturers working in Scotland, to join up and form a new heat network for the sector.

Benefits include:

  • Be invited to take part in HeatSource and related events.

  • Have your logo displayed on the HeatSource website and get to display the HeatSource logo on your social media pages and email signatures.

  • Share relevant low carbon heat events your organisation is delivering with our team if you are looking for a speaker or would like us to promote the event.

  • Gain access to HeatSource news, opportunities, and information from Scottish Enterprise, Highlands and Islands Enterprise and South of Scotland Enterprise on their support for industry around the Net Zero Transition in Scotland.

  • Collaborate with like-minded organisations to showcase best practice in the sector, advocate low carbon heat and feature in our campaigns.

 See the FAQs below for more information.

 

Frequently Asked Questions