Churches across Scotland are invited to register for a free program to help churches to monitor heating within their building, identifying where energy is lost.
Heathack has a new programme of facilitated group sessions that community building operators can use to understand what a net zero future holds for their own premises. It will help them not just understand energy efficiency and thermal comfort in difficult buildings, but also to think about how their buildings should be used in their local contexts and how to make this change happen.
Read more about what is involved on the Heathack website. Currently recruiting community groups and volunteer engineers for sessions starting September – December 2022.
After COP26, as churches, can we walk the talk or are you only noisy cymbals? In addition to help to be greener, to be involve in the program may help to access future grants to achieve our Zero Net target.
This is an extension of the Heathack program which was launched in the Forth Valley (Edinburgh) a few years ago.