Energy Saving Trust runs the Green Heat Installer Engagement Programme, which provides support for businesses in Scotland to help them to participate fully and effectively in the supply chain for clean heat, energy efficiency and microgeneration installations.

T1C collaborators Morrison Construction, Kier Construction, Balfour Beatty, Robertsons and Morgan Sindall, their supply chains and BE-ST, has built a box in BE-ST’s factory, aptly called the Tardis as there is more to it than meets the eye. 

Equipping Scotland’s public asset owners with the skills, knowledge and connections to accelerate their zero carbon.

HeatSource is a £300,000 programme funded by Scottish Enterprise that will better equip companies involved in manufacturing, installation, training and the wider supply chain to deliver zero emissions heating systems.

The Scottish Government aims to cut Carbon emissions by 42% by 2020 with improved home energy efficiency moving towards Passivhaus standard, in line with Northern Europe forms a key part of this. 

£2,200 a year is lost in productivity per employee due to poor indoor environmental quality.

The GALE centre in Gairloch didn’t start out as a Passivhaus design – but it ended up as one.

In 2016 housebuilder Dandara was awarded a BE-ST grant to fund research into whether volume housebuilders could design and build to Passivhaus standard using a Scottish supply chain.