Climate change action plan 2021-23

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Cramlington network A heat mapping and energy master planning study has also been undertaken for Cramlington. This study has pointed to the large biomass combined heat and power plant operated by Estover Energy as being a primary heat source for the network. The plant produces high grade heat in the form of steam for industrial usages, but also produces waste heat from the process. The study confirmed that the waste heat produced can be used by a district heat network and supplied to residential and commercial properties. Of the network options presented a number were considered uneconomical, but as with the work ongoing in Blyth Northumberland County Council is committed to working through options that may improve the economics of the options presented and seek to deliver the maximum carbon savings through these projects. Figure 11 details the most ambitious of several options presented by the consultant. This would represent almost £17million of investment, over 4000tCO 2 saved annually and be equivalent to 133 construction jobs and potentially 10-15 operational jobs. Northumberland County Council is again working with central government to secure funding to take this opportunity to full technoeconomic feasibility study stage and seek to have the network formally invested in and commissioned. A draft timeline for the initial phase of this project is shown in Figure 12. Figure 11 - location and properties served by the potential heat network for Cramlington 30 Climate Change Action Plan 2021-23
Blyth and Cramlington District Heat Network Programme February 2021 April 2021 July 2021 October 2021 January 2022 April 2022 2022 -2024 Secure Funding for Techno-economic Feasibility Appoint Consultants Conclude Techno-economic Feasibility Study Commercialisation Complete Commercialisation Construction Complete Commercialisation Confirm funding for full technical feasibility and design Conclude procurement exercise Final technical feasibility and design work completed Awarded funding for Commercialisation Have contract principles agreed with key parties and signed off Heads of Terms Confirmation of capital funding for heat network phase 1 to be installed Construction to be undertaken on energy centre and phase 1 of network ACTIVITIES Commence procurement of lead design consultants Support the work through engagement with key stakeholders Confirm appointed consultants and kick off technoeconomic feasibility study Confirm required permissions; Coal Authority, Planning, Environment Agency, Land Owners Confirm funding routes, ownership model, key stakeholders and interlink with complementary programmes Commencement of procurement to appoint consultants required Apply for planning permission on preferred option for capital works Commence Green Heat Networks Application Procurement for installation contractor to commence Consideration off additional phases and requests for further funding to be developed Interaction with wider regeneration projects and linkages made wherever possible Apply to HNDU for Commercialisation to cement funding routes, permissions and rights into contracts Ongoing public and stakeholder engagement Figure 12 - draft timeline for progress with the Blyth and Cramlington district heat networks. NB this is subject to change as the project develops Climate Change Action Plan 2021-23 31
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Page 3 and 4: GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AONB ASHP
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Page 27 and 28: District heat networks In urbanised
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