We’re delighted to share that Steve Munn, Managing Director of Hevasure, recently joined Simon Woodward, Chairman of the UK District Energy Association (UKDEA), for an episode of the UKDEA Podcast.
During the discussion, Steve explores the growing importance of real-time water quality monitoring in protecting heat networks from corrosion and maintaining long-term system performance.
As the heat network sector continues to evolve and the Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS) approaches, continuous monitoring is becoming an increasingly important part of effective system management. The conversation covers how real-time monitoring can help operators identify issues early, reduce corrosion risk, improve reliability, and support the long-term efficiency of closed heating and chilled water systems.
The episode also highlights the role intelligent monitoring can play in helping heat network operators prepare for future industry requirements and adopt a more proactive approach to water quality management.
Whether you’re responsible for the design, operation or maintenance of a heat network, or you’re looking to understand the impact of upcoming HNTAS legislation, this episode provides valuable insight into one of the industry’s most important topics.
We’d like to thank Simon Woodward and the UKDEA for the opportunity to discuss the future of heat network monitoring and share Hevasure’s experience gained from over 12 years of monitoring closed heating and chilled water systems across the UK.
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You can download the episode from your preferred podcast platform or watch it on the UKDEA YouTube channel here: