Energy Bristol


Newsletter Bristol Replicate 2017

 

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Building Retrofitting

160 measures installed to 151 Homes

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– 160 measures installed by Warm up Bristol to 151 Homes in Partnership area 14,673m2. Measures include: loft insulation, boiler upgrades and solar PV systems (see more information under the renewable energies section).

– These simple additions will help homeowners save money of their energy bills, whilst helping to reduce the carbon footprint.

 

 

 

 

 

Smart Homes

151 homes have had smart appliances installed

 

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– REPLICATE participants are currently trying internet connected appliances, like smart tumble dryers, dishwashers and washing machines connected to a home hub. These have been delivered by Bristol City Council.

– 151 homes have had smart appliances installed in Partnership area.

– These appliances manage their own energy consumption, within preferences you set, and can save consumers money and reduce energy use.

– An “Eco Home” is being used as a demonstration space for Smart Home Innovations.

– Local energy champions were encouraged to work with partners to participate in the scheme, including training and project resources.

– A mobile testing vehicle (Mobile Future Home) was developed to engage people and deliver roadshow events across the target areas.

 

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District Heating

Linking together the operational Heat Network connecting 13 social housing blocks with a new network

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– The Purpose of District Heating Project is to provide a lower carbon and more efficient heat by linking together the operational Heat Network connecting 13 social housing blocks with a new network powered by a Combined Heat and Power Engine.

– By linking the two energy centres the whole system will better utilise the low carbon heat from providing more efficient and cheaper heat across the network.

– The Bristol pilot has connected the existing system of the Redcliffe Network to the Council’s offices in 100 Temple Street, where a new energy centre is being constructed to provide low cost heat to the buildings within the locality.

 

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Renewable energies

Installation of a 130kW PV to a Lawrence Hill bus depot and 30 Solar PV installations for home owners

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– The installation of a 130kW PV to a Lawrence Hill bus depot has been completed.

– 30 Solar PV installations for home owners to reduce carbon emissions and lower energy bills – this is part of the above mentioned bulding retrofitting initiative.

– We expect the introduction of the Smart Export Guarantee to further help reduce energy bills for our customers.

– A high number of residents expressed interested in the REPLICATE project, showing that Bristol and its residents are concerned about our climate and environment.

 

 

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