Join Scottish Enterprise as they showcase 16 projects supported by the Green Heat Feasibility Call that can help tackle heat decarbonisation in Scotland.
Across Scotland, there is a need to develop the green heat sector and ensure that the right people, skills and technology are in place to make homes and buildings warmer, greener and cheaper to run.
With that in mind, we made funding available to projects that could help reduce energy demand and streamline supply, installation and operation of the heating supply chain.
The Green Heat Innovation Support Programme, delivered by Scottish Enterprise and funded by the Scottish Government, recently helped bring 16 green projects from concept to reality.
Join our free showcase session on 28 February to see the cool ideas that could help keep us warm.
Topics will include:
Heat pumps
Green heat systems
District heating networks
Geothermal
Data and control
Retrofit energy efficiency
Thermal energy storage
Novel business models
We will hear from the 16 successful applicants of the CAN DO Innovation Green Heat Feasibility Call:
Banchory-based heat pump developer Borvo Limited
Edinburgh-based secondary glazing company Gecko Glazing Ltd
Aberdeenshire-based engineering company Geothermal Energy Ltd
Dundee-based smart energy solutions company Hutchison International
Aberdeen-based environmental tech company Kionnali Living Systems
Kinross-based developer of low carbon energy products LIND Limited
Glasgow-based co-operative focused on energy efficiency Loco Home Retrofit CIC Ltd
Glasgow-based thermal storage developer Net Zero Heat Ltd
Edinburgh-based developer of software products for solar applications Objex Limited
Glasgow-based smart buildings solutions company Prioto Limited
Edinburgh-based developer of low carbon energy storage technology Q-zeta Limited
Edinburgh-based environmental consultancy Scene Connect/ZUoS
Glasgow-based solar thermal technology developer Soltropy
Glasgow-based industrial refrigeration and heating supplier Star Renewable Energy
Glasgow-based thermoelectric power generation products provider Thermoelectric Conversion Systems Limited
Hawick-based heating, heat transfer and heat recovery product manufacturer Turnbull & Scott