CIBSE organises visits to CHP sites

Visits to showcase combined-heat-and-power projects across the UK are being organised by CIBSE’s CHP group, with funding from The Carbon Trust. Potential purchasers of the technology can have their questions answered and doubts allayed during this series of visits to sites in Edinburgh, London, Southampton, Wales and Woking. Projects include museums, hotels and local-authority buildings. The first visit at the Science Museum in London on 27 September will be preceded by a presentation at the adjacent Imperial College. The visits are free to people who can make or influence purchasing decisions and who are considering adopting CHP. More information from Hanny Abuzaid on 020 8772 3631 (habusaid@cibse.org).
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