Helping policymakers to identify, plan and implement mobility policies that support their long-term climate objectives
The FINERPOL project aims to increase the rate of refurbishment of buildings to improve their energy efficiency
Heat Networks or District Energy Networks can deliver carbon, energy and cost savings for both existing buildings (often 'hard to treat') and new buildings
This project will demonstrate reduced flooding while protecting or improving amenities, biodiversity, health and wellbeing, local economies and saving public money
ECO is a grant funded scheme available for eligible homeowners to install property improvements to a home’s insulation and heating, as required, to increase overall energy efficiency
Plymouth is participating in a European funded project called HeatNet NWE, together with project partners exploring the use of fourth generation or smart approaches to district energy (4DHC)
Developing heat networks across the city
The SunPeople project allows us to explore combining solar energy (photovoltaic and/or thermal) and heat pumps as a heating solution
The BRIC project will address the issue of flood management from a social innovation perspective
D2Grids is a European funded Interreg North West Europe project to develop and deliver low temperature heating and cooling technology solutions
Buildig a new heat pump energy centre at the Guildhall to supply low carbon heating to our heat network, as well as installing heat pumps at some of our other buildings
School streets schemes are increasing as towns, cities and local authorities work to tackle congestion, air quality and road safety issues outside schools