In this episode of the Building sustainably: the road to net zero podcast, Jonas Hamann, Head of Business Development at Danfoss, joins Chris Lavery to discuss how heat networks can deliver an innovative, reliable, and green heating solution for buildings.
As one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing carbon emissions from heating, heat networks are an important part of the UK Government’s plan to reduce carbon and cut heating bills. And the Climate Change Committee (CCC) is predicting that by 2050, nearly a fifth of UK heat will need to come from heat networks.
But what are heat networks? How do they work? Are they the answer to a low-carbon and cost-effective heat source? To help answer these questions, we welcomed Jonas Hamann, who’s worked for energy-efficient technology firm Danfoss for nearly five years. With a passion for sustainable energy and heat pumps, Jonas is experienced in working with sustainable energy technologies such as district energy and demand-side flexibility.Â
With a master’s degree in European Affairs from Sciences Po, France’s leading university in social sciences, Jonas also holds two Bachelor’s degrees – a Bachelor of Science in International Studies from Roskilde University, and one in Political Science and Government from the Hong Kong Institute of Education.
Jonas has a passion for sustainable energy and heat pumps, and is experienced in working with sustainable energy technologies such as district energy and demand-side flexibility, and the policies and frameworks that enable them.
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