9. Heat Network Expansion - Bedminster & Temple update
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Decision:
Cabinet
- Noted the HNIP offer of £1.8m
for the Temple scheme
- Authorised the Executive Director
for Growth and Regeneration, in consultation with the Cabinet
Member for Climate, Ecology, Energy and Waste, the Cabinet Member
for Finance, Governance and Performance and the s151 Officer, to
accept and spend the HNIP grant of £1.35m in respect of the
Bedminster scheme (including approval of grant conditions).
- Approved the allocation of a further
£0.76m borrowing (to add to the £4.9m approved in March
2020) for the next phases of the Bristol heat networks (namely
Bedminster).
- Authorised the Executive Director
for Growth and Regeneration, in consultation with the Cabinet
Member for Climate, Ecology, Energy and Waste, the Cabinet Member
for Finance, Governance and Performance and the s151 Officer, to
accept and spend the HNIP loan of £3.27m as a replacement for
allocated Public Works Loan Board (PWLB) funding as an alternative
funding mechanism only if this provided more beneficial terms than
using PWLB.
- Authorised the Executive Director
for Growth and Regeneration to:
- Enter contractual arrangements with
Wessex Water (Bedminster network) and subject to these, progress
the sewer heat or alternative air or ground source heat pump energy
centre solution
- Enter into connection agreements and
supply agreements, if required, prior to transfer of the network to
Bristol Heat Networks Ltd or City Leap
- Apply for the appropriate
permissions and licences as required to progress the next phase of
the heat networks (including Energy Centre planning
permissions)
- Authorised the Executive Director
for Growth and Regeneration, in consultation with the Cabinet
Member for Climate, Ecology, Energy and Waste, to procure and enter
contracts for delivery of all goods, works and services (including
associated operation and maintenance contracts) as required to
deliver the work to the value of £11.64m as outlined in the
report.
- Authorised the Executive Director
for Growth and Regeneration, in consultation with the Cabinet
Member for Climate, Ecology, Energy and Waste, the Cabinet Member
for Finance, Governance and Performance and the s151 Officer, to
apply for any further related funding that maybe above the key
decision threshold but is in line with the development of these
networks, for example the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme and
the Green Heat Networks Fund.