Decentralised Energy Enabling Project(DEEP)

Peter North

Senior Manager, Smart Energy Supply

3rd May 2018

Building Heating

• Nearly 80% of our emissions comes from buildings

• 30% of London’s CO2 emissions – and approximately 50% of its energy demand -are attributable to heat (mostly mains gas)

• Great opportunity for CO2 reduction within London is to reduce demand for heat through building retrofit and low carbon, local (decentralised) heat supply

OBJECTIVE 6.2 DEVELOP CLEAN AND SMART, INTEGRATED ENERGY SYSTEMS UTILISING LOCAL AND RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES

• There is potential for decentralised energy including large-scale solar PV installations and heat networks utilising technologies such as heat pumps in combination with secondary heat sources.

• To facilitate implementation the Mayor is providing support to boroughs and the private sector through the Decentralised Energy Enabling Project (DEEP)

• DEEP will provide technical, commercial, financial and other support services to assist public and private sectors to develop, procure and bring into operation these large scale projects.

OBJECTIVE 6.2 DEVELOP CLEAN AND SMART, INTEGRATED ENERGY SYSTEMS UTILISING LOCAL AND RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES

• Potential for decentralised energy including large-scale solar PV and heat networks utilising technologies as heat pumps in combination with waste and environmental energy heat sources.

• The Mayor is providing support to boroughs and the private sector through the Decentralised Energy Enabling Project (DEEP) a £3.5m project that runs until end September 2019

• DEEP will provide technical, commercial, financial and other support services to assist public and private sectors to develop, procure and bring into operation these large scale projects.

DEEP Funding

• 2014-2020 Funding Call

• Priority Axis 4: Supporting the shift

towards a low carbon economy in all

sectors

• Investment Priority 4a: Promoting the

reduction and distribution of energy

derived from renewable sources

50% from

And 50% from

ERDF Programme Outputs

1. 17,400 tCO2 annual reduction (tonnes of C02)

2. 3 MWe renewable energy production capacity (MW electricity and heat)

3. Capital investment levered (£87.5m)

GLA Decentralised Energy Consultancy Framework (GLA80814)

FRAMEWORK LEVEL 1 (Lot) LEVEL 2 (Sub-Lot)

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1. TECHNICAL

1.1 ENERGY GENERATION. ENERGY CENTRE DESIGN AND CONTROLS

1.2 ENERGY TRANSMISSION. DISTRICT HEATING NETWORK DESIGN AND CONTROLS

1.3 ENERGY DISTRIBUTION & SUPPLY IN BUILDINGS. SECONDARY SYSTEMS DESIGN AND CONTROLS

1.4 FESIBILITY STUDIES FOR DE PROJECTS

1.5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & COSTING OF DE PROJECTS

1.6 ENERGY ICT

2. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL

2.1 BUSINESS CASE/PLAN FOR ENERGY PROJECTS

2.2 DELIVERY VEICHLES, OWNERSHIP & FUNDING STRUCTURE FOR ENERGY PROJECTS

2.3 COMMERCIAL DOCUMENTATION FOR ENERGY PROJECTS

2.4 FINANCIAL MODELS FOR ENERGY PROJECTS

2.5 PROJECT DOCUMENTATION FROM INCEPTION TO MARKET FOR ENERGY PROJECTS

3. LEGAL

3.1 LEGAL DOCUMENTATION FOR ENERGY PROJECTS

3.2 EU AND UK ENERGY REGULATION, ELECTRICITY & HEAT MARKETS AND LICENSING

4. STRATEGIC

4.1 ENERGY STRATEGIES & MASTERPLANNING

4.2 ENERGY POLICY, MARKETS AND PLANNING FOR DE AND CHP IN THE UK AND LONDON

DEEP Project Support

DEEP Agreement

GLA

ConsultantBeneficiary

GLA pays consultant

GLA Support Agreement

Call-off and Guaranteed

services

Tripartite Call-Off

Consultancy Framework

Expert support and management

Accessing DEEP Support

1. Borough/potential beneficiary to contact DEEP team:deep@london.gov.uk

2. Meet to discuss project to seen if potential projects align with DEEP outputs.

Peter North

Senior Manager

Smart Energy Supply

Greater London Authority

peter.north@london.gov.uk

https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/environment/energy/energy-supply