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Heat network techno-economic feasibility study for a UK town 2026 Tender
Council
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering consulting. Bids are invited through an open procedure. Delivery covers United Kingdom (Europe). It is classified under Heating and Cooling, Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Buildings against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
Techno-economic feasibility study for a district heat network serving a UK town, integrating waste heat from adjacent data centre developments and aligning with UK heat network zoning policy. Bidders should be energy consultancies or engineering firms with expertise in district heating design, heat network economics, and heat network zoning frameworks.
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About this tender
This project commissions a techno-economic feasibility study for a low carbon heat network in an area northwest of Didcot, Oxfordshire. The study focuses on reviewing and potentially combining or expanding heat network zones identified by the National Zoning Model (NZM), with particular attention to waste heat opportunities from approximately 400,000 sqm of proposed data centre developments on brownfield land adjacent to the operational Didcot Power Station — sources not currently considered by the NZM. …
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