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Greener Practices Webinar

Experts from the Energy Solutions Oxfordshire team took part in a webinar with Healthcare professionals covering energy efficiency for GP Practices.

Experts from the Energy Solutions Oxfordshire team took part in a webinar with Healthcare professionals covering energy efficiency for GP Practices.

The Greener Practice network is a community of healthcare professionals working together to inspire sustainable primary care.

We’ve selected a short series of highlights from the webinar which you can watch below.

Understanding how much energy you are using

Comfort and function

Questioning your processes

Planning new buildings

Heat pumps

Community Funded Solar Panels

Conducting an out-of-hours survey to lower night-time energy use

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