Heat Metering Regulations

Compliance Pain or Long-Term Gain?

Breakfast Briefing 
Tuesday 15 September
 

This breakfast briefing was jointly hosted between AgilityEco, Pellings and ENER-G Switch 2. The session began with Simon Trevenna of the National Measurement and Regulations Office (NMRO) providing an overview of the Heat Network Regulations 2014 and its associated deadlines, as well as touching on the reasons behind the recent withdrawal of the viability tool and its impact on completing notifications.

Nigel Goddard, Pellings then provided a case study example of working with a Local Authority to achieve compliance, from establishing the landscape of existing assets and billing arrangements through to achieving desired outcomes.

Gearoid Lane, AgilityEco took to the podium to discuss the benefits of Heat Metering and Billing to both the landlord and its residents. Gearoid also explored the opportunities available to landlords as a result of changes to legislation and evolving technology for developing a rigorous project-managed Heat Metering strategy. Download AgilityEco's presentation.

Ian Allen, ENER-G Switch2 covered the process of introduction and benefits of final customer meters using a case study example comprising over 6,000 dwellings. Ian then provided some insight into 'point of entry meters' (block level meters) and when these would be applicable, before finally covering the differences between Credit and Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) billing.

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