Geoff has visited Newcastle University’s School of Engineering, presenting a lecture as part of the Energy Management module.

James recently graduated from Newcastle University with a First-Class Honours MEng in Mechanical Engineering with Energy Systems.

This week d3a are welcoming Andrew Little, our new Graduate Engineer, to the Energy team.

Having been heavily focused on recruitment for the last few months the d3a team have been working with Durham University to promote the opportunities available within small and medium sized businesses.

Stockholm's district heating network has 3,000km (1,860 miles) of pipes and now supplies electricity to 800,000 homes using industrial-scale heat pumps which capture heat from domestic wastewater, data centres and seawater, alongside incinerated non-recyclable waste and forest biofuels.

The ADE January Strategic Workshop is taking place at Westminster today, bringing together industry leaders in the Decentralised Energy and District Heating markets. 

It's that time of year - sit back and enjoy our 2022.

As the UK continues to drive down its carbon intensity, real progress has been made in many areas. The energy generation sector is increasing renewable output via a diverse energy mix and great strides have been made within our transport system, with a general move towards electrification. However, a part of the eco-system where the solution has always been far more complex, relates to the way in which we heat our homes and businesses.

We're delighted to introduce Stuart O'Neil who's joined d3a as a Director.

We were delighted to be featured in BDaily’s Green Energy Week

As heat network designers d3associates are delighted to see the UK Government announce the opening of the Green Heat Network Fund.

The d3a Energy team have been on-site in London surveying the route for the next section of the 23km long Enfield district heat network.

d3associates concept design of the low carbon heat network for Energetik well underway