The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), in collaboration with KTN, will be hosting an online competition briefing webinar on the 6th October 2021 to promote the £220m Phase 2 Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) and to share details of the new Autumn 2021 window of funding.
Following the opening of opportunities under the Heat Pump Ready Programme, this session will detail the application process for Stream 1
Following the opening of opportunities under the Heat Pump Ready Programme, this session will detail the application process for Stream 2
The Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) supports the development and deployment of technologies that enable businesses with high energy use to move to a low carbon future.
The Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) supports the development and deployment of technologies that enable businesses with high energy use to move to a low carbon future.
Join RenewableNI for a free webinar to explain the details behind Northern Ireland's new Energy Strategy.
This event will be look at how manufacturers can gather, process, present and analyse data from throughout the factory to enable rigorous management decisions regarding energy reduction.
This event will look at how manufacturers can gather, process and present data from the factory in sufficient detail to give customers visibility of their orders.
This seminar will explore the potential of the European hydrogen and the role it will play in achieving a carbon neutral economy by 2050.
Capturing data to support decision making is crucial to modern continuous improvement programmes, but as the volume of data grows exponentially, powerful analytical and visualisation techniques are needed to bring the data to life.
The theme of CASE’s stalls is ”Clean Energy Revolution – the future is now” where the latest research going on at QUB and UU around renewable energy and related sustainable solutions will be shared with the public.
This conference focuses on priorities for energy policy in Northern Ireland, including aims for decarbonising the energy sector by 2050, the way forward for the energy market and energy suppliers, looking at regulation, competition, reliability, and affordability and core challenges around fuel poverty and security of supply
