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This course provides a practical introduction to heat networks and the significant changes coming under Ofgem regulation. You’ll learn how heat networks work, what compliance now looks like in practice, and the role you play in supporting your clients.

Presenters

Sian Hoddle

Director of Energy Services - Data Energy
Sian leads the Energy Services team at Data Energy, helping managing agents and property professionals take control of their energy use and costs. With over a decade of experience, she specialises in simplifying the complex - from energy procurement and contract negotiation to billing, metering and supply chain support.
Sian Hoddle

Jessica Warwick

Business Development Manager - Data Energy
With extensive experience in the utilities sector, Jessica has built a strong track record of helping property professionals simplify heat and energy management through practical, effective solutions. She works closely with clients to navigate regulatory requirements, overcome operational challenges and improve building performance. Known for her pragmatic, client-focused approach, Jessica is passionate about making energy management simpler, more sustainable and cost-effective. She is committed to delivering solutions that help property managers improve operational efficiency while achieving better outcomes for building owners and residents alike.
Jessica Warwick

Through a mix of guidance and scenario-based learning, this course will explore real-world risks, operational challenges, and decision-making. You’ll gain a clear understanding of the fundamentals – from metering and billing to maintenance and optimisation – alongside key schemes such as HNES.

By the end, you’ll be equipped with practical next steps and the confidence to identify what actions are needed now, ensuring your networks are compliant, efficient, and delivering for residents.

What You Will Learn

  • What a heat network is and how it works in practice
  • The key changes under Ofgem regulation and what they mean for you
    Roles, responsibilities and what compliance looks like day-to-day
  • The fundamentals of running a successful network: metering, billing and maintenance
  • How to assess performance and identify opportunities for optimisation
  • How heat tariffs are structured and what fair, transparent pricing looks like
  • The importance of data, monitoring and evidence of compliance
  • Key schemes including HNES and upcoming technical standards (HNTAS)
  • Common risks and real-world scenarios, and how to respond to them
  • Practical steps you can take now to prepare and support your clients

Who Should Attend?

This course is for you if you manage sites with an Energy Centre or CHP, or if you recover gas costs via the service charge – it means you're classed as the Heat Supplier and must ensure compliance.

Delivery Format

Online only: One 3-hour session

Level / Qualification Mapping

Course Level:

Intermediate / Advanced / Refresher

TPI Qualification Mapping:

The learning outcomes in this course would be helpful for those taking their Level 4 Qualification, especially in reference to Unit 1.1 "Main types of communal systems"

 

Fees

Membership levelPrice
Members £60.00
Non Members £100.00