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NEW:
Professional Short Course: "An Introduction to Ground Source
Heating & Cooling" 20th May 2008
JDIH
launches 2 new specialist divisions: JDIH Envireau and Carbon Zero
Consulting
Trickle
/ Transfer licensing implementation
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NEW
Professional Short Course:
An
Introduction to Ground Source Heating & Cooling
Tuesday
20th May 2008
Dunston
Innovation Centre, Chesterfield, S41 8NG
Following
the high interest in previous oversubscribed courses, Holymoor
Consultancy, JDIH (Water & Environment) Ltd and Geowarmth Ltd are
holding their sixth course on Ground Source Heating & Cooling on 20th
May 2008.
The course returns to the location of the first course,
the Dunston Innovation centre in Chesterfield.
The
course will provide an overview of the Ground Source Heat concept as well
as covering the various methodologies and issues relating to the practical
implementation of the technique. The aspects covered are listed
below:
- The subsurface as a
heat reservoir.
- Ground source heat:
historical and international perspective.
- What is a ground
source heat pump?
- Options and
applications for ground source heat pumps.
- Installation:
practical considerations.
- The physics of
subsurface heat flow, an introduction.
- Open and closed loop
systems: introduction to design aspects.
- Thermal response
testing.
- Integration into the
building process.
- The UK
experience: supply, demand and economics.
- The regulatory
framework.
Course
Fee and Special Offer
The
course fee is £180 and delegates have the opportunity to purchase the
book "An Introduction to Thermogeology: Ground Source Heating and
Cooling" by
David Banks and published by Wiley in April 2008, at a discounted price of
£60 (recommended retail price £75). Subject to stock and delivery by
Wiley, these will be distributed at the course on 20th May 2008.
Enquiries
If
you would like to book a place on the course, please download the
application form from HERE
(Right click, save as), complete the form and return it with payment to:
Ground Source Heat Course
Registration,
Holymoor Consultancy,
8 Heaton Street,
Chesterfield,
Derbyshire, S40 3AQ
If
you have any questions regarding the course,
arrangements or
content please contact David
Banks
on 01246-230068 or course@holymoor.co.uk
or JDIH Envireau on 01332 856979 or courses@jdih.co.uk.
We look forward to seeing you on the course!
JDIH
launches 2 new specialist divisions:
May
2007 saw the creation of two new specialist divisions of JDIH (Water &
Environment) Ltd.
Reflecting
the needs of differing market sectors, JDIH has created JDIH Envireau for
its water management consultancy and Carbon Zero Consulting for renewable
energy advice, design and implementation services.
JDIH
Envireau has been created by bringing the Envireau Water Solutions
business, headed up by John Findlay, into the JDIH fold. JDIH Envireau
will be led by James Dodds, managing director and founder of JDIH (Water
& Environment) Ltd .
John,
who becomes a director of JDIH, will lead up the Carbon Zero Consulting
division, concentrating on servicing the needs of industrial and
commercial customers who see renewable energy as a way of creating a
sustainable and efficient business.
For
further information on the services offered by both divisions please refer
to our June 2007 Stop Press which can be viewed/downloaded by clicking here.
Trickle
/ Transfer licensing implementation
JDIH Envireau's
current understanding of the pending implementation of the licensing procedures covering newly licensable
activities (including trickle irrigation and quarry dewatering) is as
follows:
It is believed that the relevant parts of the Water Act 2003 will begin
to be implemented in April 2008. It
is expected that abstraction licence applications will have to be
submitted before
1 April 2010
and that the Agency will
determine the application before 2012 or 2013.
It is currently expected that abstractions legally operating before
the introduction of the new regulations will be allowed to continue until
the licence application is determined.
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