The ‘Heat network essentials’ seminar is designed for anyone involved in the design, management, monitoring, or operation of a heat network, including housing associations, local authorities, property developers, property managers, managing agents, and housing or energy consultants.
Yes. ‘Heat network essentials’ is certified by the CPD Certification Service, so attendees will receive a CPD certificate on completion.
CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. It’s the ongoing learning professionals are expected (and in some roles required) to keep up with throughout their career. A CPD certificate gives you formal, verifiable proof that the training took place and met recognised quality standards, which many organisations ask staff to log each year as part of their professional development record.
You can view our training course on CPD’s website for more information.
The session runs for 2 hours 30 minutes and covers maintenance, metering & billing, operational performance, resident outcomes, and evolving regulations. As it is CPD certified, this means you’ll receive 2.5 CPD points at the end of the seminar.
Sessions are delivered in person, either at your own office or at Insite Energy’s London office (WeWork Moor Place, 1 Fore St Ave, London EC2Y 9DT).
We aim to run one ‘Heat network essentials’ session a month, with the next two months of dates open for booking. Please refer to our Microsoft Booking page for the latest availability.
No. ‘Heat network essentials’ is an entry-level session, designed for beginners with no prior heat network knowledge.
It starts from the fundamentals, what a heat network is and how it differs from standard gas or electric heating, before building up to maintenance, metering & billing, operational management, and regulations, so you don’t need any technical or engineering background to follow along or get value from it.
Yes, ‘Heat network essentials’ is free to attend, provided you are a property manager, housing provider, or professional within the construction, housing, or energy industry.
Making this course free is how we aim to support the wider housing and property sector in getting to grips with heat networks, and a chance for you to meet the team behind the training.
