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Tech Talent Live Programme
We are finalising the programme and more information will be posted here soon.
Overview
Northumberland County Council have commissioned legal and commercial advisors to help us develop a procurement approach that seeks to use Local Authority heat loads (primarily leisure centres) as “anchor customers” to stimulate private sector investment in heat networks, where commercially viable, in up to 8 towns across the county.
Within the 90-minute session we will be covering the opportunities across the eight towns within the county, the work done to date to bring heat networks forward within Northumberland, and the approach Northumberland County Council are taking. We will also be hearing an update from the ongoing regional work and hopefully an update on heat network zoning that is coming through national government.
There will be time for a short workshop looking at the wider benefits and local opportunities within the delivery of heat network infrastructure and time for networking also.
Speakers
Lizzie has over ten years’ experience working in the energy sector, having previously worked in energy policy and public affairs for Energy Networks Association (ENA) and as a Renewables Analyst for the Energy Industries Council (EIC).
He is currently Asteros' lead on the development of District Heating schemes within the UK and has previously supported the successful delivery of a number of Public Private Partnership (PPP) and Joint Venture infrastructure projects.
Simon has provided financial, commercial and procurement advice to public sector clients on a number of significant infrastructure projects, his main areas of specialism include public / private partnering, public sector procurement, strategic partnering, business cases, public sector accounting, costing and training delivery.
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How to get involved
Please read the information back below, and then fill out an expression of interest form. This will let us know you’d like to take part, what age the participating children are and whether you’d like any support from us or an ‘industry mentor.’
Plan your challenge, consider your resources and the participating students. Challenges can be completed in small or large groups. but please be aware that only 8-10 students from selected schools will be able to attend the celebration event.
Submit your challenge responses via our online form below. Your school can submit up to 10 entries. The deadline for responses is Friday 9 May, 2025. Please get in touch if you are struggling to meet the deadline.
The Schools Challenge steering committee will identify a small group of students from selected schools to be invited to a celebration event on the morning of Friday 20 June at South Shields Customs House.
If selected, you will be invited to attend by 23 May. There will also be an opportunity to display students‘ work as part of a number of public
exhibitions across local authority areas.
If you have any issues, contact us via email: getinvolved@technext.co.uk
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