July Newsletter 2020

01 July 2020

Welcome to our first monthly Vattenfall Heat UK newsletter. This month we are celebrating women in engineering, taking a look at our partnership with Cory Riverside Energy, and discussing how customer service can adapt post CV-19.

Sandra Šlihte selected as one of the Top 50 Women in Engineering

Founded by the Women's Engineering Society in 2016, the WE50 awards are a UK event linked to International Women in Engineering Day, an annual global celebration of women in engineering.

Selene Molina Blanco, Lina Drozd and Adriana Rodriguez Cobas

Reflections on Connecting Women in District Heating

Adriana Rodriguez Cobas, Lina Drozd and Selene Molina Blanco reflect back on an event specifically designed to support and enable women working within the district heating and decentralised energy sector.

Embracing a New Normal

Bindi Patel discusses remotely joining the team during lockdown and how customer service can adapt post Covid-19.

Key reasons to consider district heating for your development or decarbonisation plan

Despite the obvious benefits of heat networks delivering efficient, low carbon heat, they remain relatively unknown to developers and consumers, writes Amy Ritchie, External Affairs lead on Heat Networks, The Association for Decentralised Energy.

What's happening to reach low carbon heating?

The UK's heating needs an upgrade. We explore why it's so important we act now to enable fossil free heating in the UK.

Mike Reynolds on Baringa Energy Innovators Podcast

What needs to change in the heat market to drive the agenda forward and accelerate us on the path to net zero? Listen to Mike Reynolds on the latest Baringa Energy Innovators podcast.