Local authorities as catalysts for heat network development Ruth Bush – Stratego Project Officer 09 June 2015 districtheatingscotland.com 1.

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Local authorities as catalysts for heat network development Ruth Bush – Stratego Project Officer 09 June 2015 districtheatingscotland.com 1

Outline  A vision for Scotland’s energy system in 2050  How much district heating do we need?  How to be a catalyst? - Some thoughts on prioritising activities 2

Reference: David Connolly, Heat4EU Today’s national energy system 3

A vision for 2050: An integrated system (DECC, 2015, Delivering UK Energy Investment: Networks) 4

How much district heating do we need?  There isn’t a definitive answer 14% across the UK Element Energy report for DECC (2009) 40% across the UK Energy Technologies Institute (2012) 70% across the UK Stratego project research (2015) 5

A quick look at the Stratego research  Stratego project aims to to help local and national authorities develop effective heating and cooling plans that are joined up, evidence-based and strategic.  This research has been created to inform debate around low carbon heating and cooling across Europe.  Why is the Stratego scenario so high? 6

It looks at the energy system costs as a whole – for heat and electricity together in an integrated way. Results are optimised for: Energy Primary Energy Supply Environment Carbon Emissions Economy Total Annual Energy System Costs 7

Headline results - UK 2050 Roadmap Optimum heat savings for 2050 (as a % of the BAU scenario) are 40% Heat provided by district heating in 2050, after heat savings, is 70% Optimum heat savings for 2050 (as a % of the BAU scenario) are 40% Heat provided by district heating in 2050, after heat savings, is 70% 8

What does this look like at the local level? 9 Have a look at your own local area: /s/ii7ep

The local context is critical to delivery  Opportunity to reflect the drivers & ambitions of your local area in energy system development 10 LA-owned buildings for anchor loads Use of planning policy Trusted local actor Local knowledge

Local visions for the future  Fuel poverty;  CO 2 reduction;  Local economic growth and job creation;  Reducing public sector energy bills;  Lowest cost delivery of heating systems; …All of the above? 11

Local authorities as catalysts  How should we prioritise projects?  Use of the public sector estate;  Sites offering highest rate of return;  Areas with high rates of fuel poverty.  What ownership structures deliver the most benefits?  Local authority owned;  Public-private partnerships;  Private sector.  What scale of scheme are we aiming at?  Provision for future expansion  Transition to low carbon heat sources 12

Example: The potential of the public sector estate  Study done by Ramboll  Considers the potential of using the public sector estate as an anchor load to reduce the risk associated with projects  Carbon reduction potential calculated (page 3) 13

More information about the Ramboll study  What criteria did it take into account?  Number of public buildings with large heat demands, total heat demand in the area, social housing, etc.  Weightings of different criteria can be adjusted to reflect local priorities  Available on the Scottish Government website:  Industry/Energy/Energy- sources/19185/Heat/HeatMap/PublicSectorAnalysis Industry/Energy/Energy- sources/19185/Heat/HeatMap/PublicSectorAnalysis 14

Summary  There are many scenarios for the level of district heating we need in the UK;  Local authorities can shape and define the way low carbon heat is delivered in Scotland  It will be a mix of national and local visions that give us the final result 15

Contact information Ruth Bush Stratego Project Officer