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Success for Queens Quay at the Scottish Green Energy Awards 2021

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The Queens Quay heat pump project in Clydeside has added another accolade to its growing collection after claiming top honors at the Scottish Green Energy Awards.

The project was a finalist in three categories and was named winner of the 2021 Carbon Reduction Award.

Councillor Iain McLaren, Convener of Infrastructure, Regeneration and Economic Development, said: “I am thrilled that West Dunbartonshire Council’s Energy Centre and heat network has been recognised at this important event. This project delivers low carbon heat, helping us to reduce our organisation’s carbon footprint as we work towards our ambition of being net zero by 2045, and also offers our residents access to affordable heating.  Well done to all involved.”

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The Queens Quay project was shortlisted in the following categories:

  • Sustainable Development Award
  • Carbon Reduction Award
  • Outstanding Project Award

This is the third award the project has received this year, after being named Heat Pump City of the Year by the European Heat Pump Association and highly commended in the H&V News Awards Heat Pump Project of the Year category.

Congratulations to West Dunbartonshire Council on another award success.

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Queens Quay is the first major water source heat pump project to demonstrate that we can harness the heat in our rivers, seas, and estuaries, which will be a game changer as we move to electrify heat. West Dunbartonshire Council have been pioneers in this area and shown how renewable energy can be a huge contributor on the journey to net zero. We now look forward to the heat network expanding and allowing more customers to access low-carbon, more affordable heat.

Scott Lutton, Operations Director (North) - Vital Energi