EnergiRaven will join policymakers, industry leaders and political commentators at the New Statesman’s Politics Live event on Tuesday 30 June in London, where the future of UK energy infrastructure will be high on the agenda. Following the recent local elections, the conversation around energy infrastructure feels more important than ever. Whatever their political outlook, people …
EnergiRaven is delighted to share that our Head of Marketing, Adam Juel Fabricius, has been named Energy Champion of the Year – Business Development Impact at the Energy Awards.
Our latest analysis, carried out with Viegand Maagøe, finds that the projected growth in data centres will produce enough waste heat to warm millions of homes in the UK by 2035 – if the infrastructure is in place to take advantage of it.
Have you seen our advert in the latest issue of Private Eye Magazine? Scotland has a fantastic opportunity to quickly and cost-effectively decarbonise Edinburgh’s heating requirements using heat transported from East Lothian Council’s plentiful waste heat sources.
To meet its long-term heating and decarbonisation targets, East Lothian District Council is investigating a heat utility strategy utilising clean, low-cost waste heat from its local industries.
On Wednesday 21st of February we hosted a symposium at our office in the heart of Edinburgh. The objective was to provide Government, Local Authorities, Consultants and Developers an insight into how Denmark achieved their current domestic Heat Network coverage of 66% (1.843.774 dwellings).
A 195 km heat transmission highway delivering waste heat from the Megaton hydrogen project will ensure 100 percent renewable energy for 11 district heating plants in Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality, Denmark.
Have you seen our latest advert on the back cover of Private Eye Magazine?
Heat highways function like power transmission lines transporting heat from industry across regions to local heat grids.
The idea is simple: harvest clean, low-cost waste heat from industrial sources, transport it to populated areas, and use it to heat homes and businesses. Filled with hot water, these underground piping systems can cover hundreds of kilometres with only minimal temperature losses.
In recognition of their efforts, EnergiRaven’s Head of Marketing, Adam Juel Fabricius, has received the Energy Saving Influencer of the Year at the Energy Saving Awards. This accolade emphasises the company’s commitment to innovation and its positive impact on the energy sector.
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