This is a great opportunity for those of you attending NHMF 2023 to meet up, network and play golf in readiness for what is going to be a great conference.
All funds received will go towards the smaller charities supported by Peabody's Social Value initiatives, so your donations are always gratefully received.
An overview of the latest updates to Version 8 presented by the Schedule author, David Miller
DOWNLOAD: M3NHF SOR v8 Presentation
It is now an accepted, universal truth that having the right data helps us make the right decisions, from choosing the right products in our design standards to have the right parts for right-first-time repairs. But most agree that there are still significant challenges in achieving good quality, fit-for-purpose data.
This session is a joyride through what it takes to successfully transform an organization’s approach to data, visiting the Large Hadron Collider, machine learning, and how to sell a pup on the way.
A chance to drop in and ask our Schedule of Rates Experts - David Miller and Chris Patient, any questions you may have.
By Professor Trevor Williams
By Gerald Koessl
A chance to drop in and ask our Schedule of Rates Experts, David Miller and Chris Patient, any questions you may have.
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Large, complex and far-ranging topic Provide an opportunity to think, consider, debate, and take some time to see if we can secure a better future
Communal and district heating (collectively known as heat networks) typically form up to 10% of affordable housing provider portfolios. Many more new heat networks are planned in the future. After initial regulations regarding metering and billing were rolled out in 2014, the Government is now going to regulate all heat networks (existing and new) in the same way that other utilities are regulated. This is moving through Parliament as part of the Energy Security Bill and will be introduced in 2024, placing extensive new obligations on heat network operators, including social housing providers, backed up by unlimited fines. With Ofgem in place as the Regulator, housing providers will be required to demonstrate compliance on heat network management that includes pricing, transparency, quality of service, technical standards and decarbonisation. It’s going to be a significant shift in the way the social sector thinks about, manage and reports on these homes in their portfolio. This session will help you understand what the regulations mean and what you need to do to ensure you remain on the right side of compliance.
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