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The changes shaping new homes, with housing sustainability expert, Chris Gaze. Focused, practical conversations with leaders and experts on regulation, energy, design, and the realities of delivering better homes at pace and scale. Clear, relevant conversations grounded in real-world application, brought to you by the Future Homes Hub. https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/
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Signup to Generate a PitchFuture Homes is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 9 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #8
This time, we're examining the topic of commissioning with care, particularly when it comes to heat pumps and ventiliation systems. Joining us are Debbie Haynes, OX Place Ian Mawditt, Four Walls Group Consultancy
Episode #7
This is the second of three episodes that are looking at heating system solutions for Future Homes Standard homes. To discuss air source and ground source heat pumps for individual dwellings, Chris is joined by: Hannah Rapson from Vistry Nick Houghton-Best from Daikin Neal Stone from Renewable Energy Domestic Design
Episode #6
This episode is one of a set of three looking at heating options for Future Homes Standard homes. We look at heating systems that work well with individual dwellings with especially low space heating demand. This includes exhaust air heat pumps, direct electric heating, and heat pump cylinders. Our guests are: Peter McBride of Mixergy Jerry Gorman of NIBE Mark Lufkin from Wondrwall. Linda Field from Qvantum UK.
Episode #5
Connecting to the grid has become ever more complicated, and it's critical for developers and the supply chain to fully understand. Joining Chris Gaze to unpick the jargon around DNOs, iDNOs, ICPs and all the rest are: Nicola Kennedy, Head of Strategic Sales at E.ON Next David McDonald, Networks Director at iDNO Advanced Electricity Networks Dan Neasham, Head of Sustainability and Performance at the Future Homes Hub Get the latest advice on securing grid connections for all-electric homes here .
Episode #4
If the clever designs and technical innovations don't translate from the plans to the build, you've potentially got big problems. You've got a gap between the intended home - and what is built in reality. Joining Chris Gaze to discuss the practicalities of 'building as designed' are: Debbie Haynes of OX Place David Robbins of Places for People Matt Crawford of Onward Homes Get the latest tips on how to Build as Designed here .
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