PATHWAY TO NET ZERO FOR 21 HUMBER CHURCHES

Written By Rosalyn Haverson

d3associates have completed the Pathway to Net Zero for 21 Humber Methodist Churches, a feasibility study funded by the Renewable Community Energy Fund (RCEF).

We have taken a holistic approach looking at the building fabric, usage and energy demand of all the churches while creating a tailored report for each.

Their Pathway to Net Zero includes:

  • low, medium and high cost energy saving measures to reduce heat demand

  • using air source heat pumps to replace the burning of fossil fuels

  • generating sufficient electricity to match their electrical demand over the course of one year by installing solar PV.

  • keeping future running costs down by integrating battery storage, where appropriate.

Get in touch if we can help with your Pathway to Net Zero.

Pathway to Net Zero for 21 Humber Methodist Churches

A selection of the 21 Humber Methodist Churches

Rosalyn Haverson
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