Dover College has placed its energy supply and plant maintenance in the care of Cofathec Heatsave. The College, which was founded in 1871 in the grounds of a 12th Century Benedictine Priory, is a mix of original structures and more modern educational buildings. Today, the site comprises 33 buildings including residential accommodation for around 350 students.
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Do you know the New Building Regulations came into force on 6 April 2006 and affect all new buildings and major refurbishments? Building Regulations demand tough new targets of up to 28% improvement in carbon emissions.
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National Grid Electricity Transmission Ltd (NGET) has notified energy regulator Ofgem that it has rejected its proposed System Operator external costs incentive. It has accepted the proposed internal cost scheme.
