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SUMMARY:Gaseous Domesticities Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Discover the history of gas industry communications and what we can learn for retrofit and the renewable transition.\n\n\nJoin this co-production workshop based on Sam Johnson-Schlee’s  British Academy Innovation Fellowship research findings. The workshop will discuss how this research can inform new approaches to communicating with householders about energy adaptation and retrofit.   \nThe workshop will introduce three data sets:   \n\n Archival research into the historic advertisement and comms regarding gas and heating \nMachine Learning media analysis carried out by the research agency Space Doctors\nQualitative analysis of research with 13 householders \n\nThrough workshop exercises we will explore this data and identify implications and guidelines for how to communicate to householders about adaptation and retrofit.   \nA taster of the research:   \nOne of the key themes in the research is the enduring positivity surrounding domestic gas for many householders. Remarkably contemporary views appear to echo British Gas messaging from the 20th century.   \nInterviewees: “I like to use gas for cooking as firstly it’s what I am used to \, I believe it is cheaper than electric \, easier to cook with as it more controllable\, you can adjust the flame to your requirements\, it is visible which makes it far more user friendly than electric.”  \nInterviewee: “I like gas cooking because I can see the flames and it’s easy to set the heat I want\, and the heat level adapts quickly on the turn of the knob.”  \n1962 Communications strategy document: “If young householders are to be prevented from going all electric\, the Gas industry must fight on what the agents regard as its strongest ground speedy heat for cooking\, with heat for space and water heating following naturally.”  \nBelow Advert from 1965 promising ‘control’ and ‘obedience’ from gas:
URL:https://carbon.coop/event/gaseous-domesticities-workshop/
LOCATION:Bridge 5 Mill – Canal Side Room\, 22A Beswick Street\, Manchester\, M4 7HR\, Manchester\, M4 7HR\, GB
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Retrofit Calderdale: Air Tightness and DIY Measures Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Are you a Calderdale resident interested in learning more about home retrofit? Join us in this workshop to learn about air tightness!\n\n\nAbout the workshop\nOur second workshop focuses on ‘air tightness’ and DIY measures\, on how we can stop losing heat from around the home – through gaps and leaky walls\, open chimneys and flues\, and cold draughts\, and how we can make sure we can breath though ventilation and avoid damp and moulds! How we can apply DIY measures and when we may need to call in expert help.  \nDuring the session\, you will: \n\nLearn how to identify draughts around your home\nGet familiar with DIY draught proofing materials and techniques to tackle common draughts around your home\nLearn about ventilation\, the importance of managing moisture and air quality in your home and how to balance this with airtightness measures\n\nThere will also be a practical activity: using various simple techniques to hunt down draughts in the venue\, and figure out which of the demonstration materials may be suitable for fixing that draught.  \nAbout the project\nThis workshop series is for householders interested in learning more about the basics of retrofit\, applying this to your home and sharing knowledge and learning with other local residents. \nCarbon Co-op’s Retrofit Calderdale project\, in collaboration with Pennine Community Power\, aims to empower residents in Todmorden to explore the possibilities of retrofitting their homes\, creating cosier spaces\, reducing energy bills\, and improving the efficiency of their homes through knowledge sharing\, workshop events\, and technology. \nLocaltion\nWe will be meeting at Todmorden College in one of their rooms. We are keen to protect everyone’s health as much as we can\, therefore we will be providing face masks and sanitiser\, and welcome and support anyone to use these during the session. We have placed an upper limit of 35 places to ensure we have plenty of space\, and everyone can take part in the activities. Booking is essential for attendance! \nComing up\nWe have planned two more workshops after this event\, scheduled between April and June\, covering topics such as Retrofit and Flooding; and Home Energy Assessments. Subscribe to our Eventbrite organisation page to be alerted of these and other future workshops and events. \nPlease note: These workshops are aimed at householders who want to learn more about retrofit. This is not a workshop for people working in the supply chain or seeking to promote a specific product or service – we will ask salespeople to leave the session.
URL:https://carbon.coop/event/retrofit-calderdale-air-tightness-and-diy-measures-workshop/
LOCATION:Todmorden Learning Centre and Community Hub\, 44 Burnley Road\, Todmorden\, OL14 7BX\, Todmorden\, OL14 7BX\, GB
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Lunchtime learn with Bürgerwerke
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we cast an eye across the continent and learn about the amazing work our ReScoop VPP partners in Germany are doing with COFYbox.\n\n\nWe are delighted to welcome Christian Weingärtner\, project manager at German energy coop federation Bürgerwerke\, to talk to us about the work they are doing with COFYbox. \nBürgerwerke gathers more than 110 cooperatives througout Germany\, representing over 50\,000 citizens. As an independent green energy supplier\, it supplies citizens with electricity from solar panels\, wind turbines and hydropower plants as well as biogas from plant residues. \nChristian is in charge of implementing the German ReScoop VPP pilot sites\, as well as managing everything necessary to successfully carry out the project. He’ll walk us through the work Bürgerwerke has done with the COFYbox.
URL:https://carbon.coop/event/lunchtime-learn-with-burgerwerke/
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SUMMARY:Carbon Co-op AGM and celebration 2023
DESCRIPTION:Carbon Co-op’s Annual General Meeting and celebration event.\n\n\nAfter a gap of three years\, we’re back with an in person / hybrid AGM celebration  event.  \nWe will re-cap of Carbon Co-op’s work in tackling climate change through collective action and highlight the progress made over the last few years and the plans and challenges ahead.  \nCome along to get hear about our work\, offer your views and meet other members. The event features a celebratory meal and a film showing of the Oil Machine plus a Q&A.
URL:https://carbon.coop/event/carbon-co-op-agm-and-celebration-2023/
LOCATION:Bridge 5 Mill\, 22A Beswick Street\, Manchester\, M4 7HR\, Manchester\, M4 7HR\, GB
CATEGORIES:Infonight
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SUMMARY:New and emerging approaches to quantifying energy savings for retrofit
DESCRIPTION:Find out about our new PowerShaper Tracker tool\, designed to assist retrofit stakeholders to invest in decarbonising our housing stock.\n\n\nIn this webinar\, Data Analyst James Fenna and Carbon Co-op Retrofit Lead\, Jonathan Atkinson\, set out new and emerging learning from Carbon Co-op’s Metered Energy Savings innovation project\, OpenEnEffs.  \nThe case for evaluation\nIf the UK is to increase private and public investment in energy efficiency\, to support demand reduction for flexibility and to innovate new retrofit services\, a trusted\, robust and accurate approach to calculating energy savings – known as a Metered Energy Savings approach – is required rather than the modelling and guess work used at present. \nThe importance of a Metered Energy Savings approach was set out in this coalition report published by the Green Finance Institute. \nOpen innovation\nCarbon Co-op has been working on a nine months project as part of the InnovateUK Open Digital Solutions to Net Zero innovation programme\, using  smart meter data and the open CalTRACK methodology as a way to quantify energy savings. \nThis webinar\nFind out about Carbon Co-op’s new PowerShaper Tracker tool developed within the project which could in future assist financial institutions and other stakeholders including DNOs\, retrofit providers and Government programmes to invest in the decarbonisation of our housing stock. \nWe will also talk about the broader applications of the technology\, other approaches and the challenges we face in rolling this kind of innovation out at scale. \nThis event is suitable for  \n\npolicy makers\nenergy efficiency practitioners including community energy and one stop shops\nlocal authority officers\nhousing provider staff \ntechnologists\nsoftware architects and; \ninnovation practitioners.
URL:https://carbon.coop/event/new-and-emerging-approaches-to-quantifying-energy-savings-for-retrofit/
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