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Energise hastings full presentation 29 jan 2010
1. Energise Hastings
Saturday 29th January 2010
Southwater Area Community Centre
2. Welcome!
10.30 the story so far Chantal Lass HBC
10.40 Claremont Art Space Caroline Le Breton
10.50 Energy grants update Maureen Brown
11.00 HEAT Simon Lee &
Vanessa Ravenscroft
11.10 Biogas & solar Richard Watston
11.20 Q&A
11.40 Refreshments and networking
12.10 Plenary – the way forward
23. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
Energise Hastings
Southwater Area Community
Centre
St Leonards
29th January 2011
24. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
About HEAT
“Government on its own cannot fix every problem. We are all in this together.
We need to draw on the skills and expertise of people across the country
as we respond to the social, political and economic challenges Britain faces.”
Building a Big Society David Cameron
• An independent company that draws on
the Government’s ‘Big Society’ concept
and aims to promote social enterprise.
• Providing impartial advice to individuals,
the communities and businesses of
Hastings and surrounding towns and
villages on:
– energy efficiency,
– micro and community renewable
generation and
– Sustainable Development
– Grants and funding
25. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
Social Enterprise
Climate change is happening
• The UK climate is changing and we will potentially experience colder winters.
• The cost of traditional fuels to heat our homes is increasing.
To adapt, society must change
It’s to our benefit to manage this change locally,
providing a hub to:
•educate local suppliers and installers and
implement solutions using local resources
•engage society, raise public awareness of
sustainability
•change energy usage in our homes and
businesses
•modernise existing structures and promote
sustainable behaviour
26. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
What we do
• Staffed by qualified energy advisors
• Provide face to face or telephone advice
on:
– Climate Change,
– Eco efficiency and
– Energy generation products
– Grants and funding
• Workshops and presentations to the
community on climate change, eco
efficiency and energy generation
products.
• Encourage and provide Assistance for
community teams in initiating and
running community projects.
• Providing sustainable development
advice and assistance to businesses
27. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
Sustainable Business Advice
The challenges for Businesses
• Ever tighter employment and
environmental regulation
• Increasing energy costs
• Increasing costs of natural resources
• Increasing waste disposal costs
• Climate change
• The recession
• Growing customer expectations
• Growing client expectations
28. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
How HEAT can help businesses
Improve your employment policies and practices to build staff loyalty and
improve productivity
Develop robust environmental policies and practices that reduce your
environmental impact, cut costs, find new revenue streams and increase
company profit
29. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
Cont….
• Energy management
• Waste management and
recycling
• Water management
• Improving building
performance
• Supply chain management
• Driving sustainability
through your core
business
30. Hastings Energy Advice Team Ltd
Thank you!
For more information about HEAT please contact:
Simon Lee on at: simonleetaipei@hotmail.com or
Vanessa Ravenscroft at: vravenscroft@talktalk.net
33. Benefits of Community Biogas
• Reduces quantity of waste going to landfill.
• Less landfill gas (methane) produced.
• Less food waste - reduces problems of rodents /
seagulls at the landfill site.
• Turns waste into useful power source (gas,
electricity or heat).
• Fits with ‘Big Society’ ambitions of Government.
34. Waste - Hastings (only):
30,000 houses ~ 15,000 tons of waste = 7,500 tonnes of food/paper waste
Include businesses, hospitals, schools = 7,500 tonnes bio-degradable waste
Include garden/landscaping waste = 20-25,000 tonnes per year (?)
A very rough estimate!
This plant would handle 13,000 tons of bio-waste per year
38. There are 3 potential sites:
1. Southern Water Waste Water Treatment works – WWT- space permitting
2. The former Biffa composting area in front of the WWT
3. The bunded area with hard standing behind the former Reprotech site
Could the land-raise site support a solar park as well as a biogas chp plant? Wind
turbines? As identified in the Element Energy Carbon Reduction report
commissioned by HBC.
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This is not a public service, but locally, through the great work that has been achieved already there is a real opportunity to educate and build for the future. Who is H.E.A.T aimed at The whole community in Hastings and surrounding Towns and Villages. Domestic – Owner Occupiers, Tennants (Private and Housing Associtio), landlords. Commercial – Shops and Offices Industrial Community groups – Promotion of Community thinking – separate team to work with Communities to develop and implement schemes
Social Enterprise Climate change is happening, from the weather we are seeing outside it appears that the climate is changing in the UK and we will experience colder winters. The cost of traditional fuels to heat our homes is increasing. The challenge; To adapt society must change. It is to our benefit to manage this change locally, Not to develop our own solutions but to focus national and international knowledge in one place, educate local suppliers and installers and implement those solutions using local resources. Modernise existing structures and locally behaviour. Engage society, the Public, raise public awareness of sustainability, the need to change energy usage in our homes and businesses.
How is H.E.A.T self funded An ultimately self funding model that generates income from the community it serves. Income is derived from: Referral commission from local suppliers and installers. Project Management of commercial and community projects Local business should benefit from the work generated as a result of this advice centre and it is therefore in their interest to contribute to it’s existence. Social Enterprise Funding
