Smart renewable heating scheme proceeding in Oxford

A pioneering smart renewable heating scheme in Oxford, UK, part of the £41 million (US$54 million) Energy Superhub Oxford project, has been given the green light to proceed following lockdown disruption.

Cllr Tom Hayes (Oxford County Council) (left) and Richard Tams (Kensa Contracting, Projects Manager) at Blackbird Leys where a ground-source heat pump system is being installed as part of the Energy Superhub Oxford project

27 August 2020
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The recommencement of the scheme with housing provider, Stonewater, and Kensa Contracting, will contribute to the Energy Superhub Oxford (ESO) project's anticipated savings of 10,000t of carbon

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