Heat in Buildings Strategy: What does this mean for the low carbon heat industry
Tuesday 9 March
10am
Would you like to find out more about the Scottish Government’s Heat in Buildings Strategy consultation and what it means to your business?
Scottish Enterprise, Highlands & Islands Enterprise and South of Scotland Enterprise (SSE) are holding a free webinar on Tuesday 9 March to discuss the Scottish Government’s draft Heat in Buildings Strategy. You will also have the opportunity to hear from SSE and Sunamp about the potential impact of the strategy for their businesses.
Speakers will include:
- Gareth Fenney (Head of Heat Strategy Unit – Scottish Government)
- Charlie Drysdale (Business Development Lead Scotland – SSE Heat Team)
- Andrew Bissell (CEO – Sunamp)
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Scottish Government’s proposals on skills consultation in support of Heat in Buildings Strategy
Thursday 11 March
3:30pm
Alongside the draft Heat in Buildings Strategy the Scottish Government has also published a consultation on the Scottish skills requirements for energy efficiency, zero emissions and low carbon heating systems, microgeneration, and heat networks. Got any questions on the skills consultation or want to provide some feedback? This is your perfect opportunity!
We’re inviting you to attend this free webinar on Thursday 11 March, which will cover the key proposals highlighted by this consultation and what they mean to your business.
Speakers include:
- Ian Cuthbert (Energy & Climate Change Directorate – Scottish Government)
- John Renwick (Construction Sector Manager – ESP)
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Islands supply chain focus
Scottish Government’s proposals on skills consultation in support of Heat in Buildings Strategy
Monday 15 March
3:30pm
The Scottish Government are keen to understand what impact the skills requirements will have on the sector in these areas.
If you are part of the Scottish Islands supply chains, we are inviting you to attend this free webinar on Monday 15 March, which will have the same agenda as the webinar taking place on 11 March, but with a tailored focus on the Scottish Isles
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Please note – all attendees will have the opportunity to provide feedback and ask questions during all of the above webinars.