Ground Source Heat Pump - Feasibility Study at Buckingham Palace
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The objective of this feasibility study is to assess the technical, environmental, and economic viability of implementing a Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) system at Buckingham Palace.
The study will evaluate site-specific conditions, including geological and hydrological suitability, energy demand profiles, and potential system configurations.
It aims to determine whether a GSHP solution can deliver sustainable, low-carbon heating and cooling in alignment with our operational goals and environmental commitments.
The outcome will inform decision-making regarding future investment, design, and implementation strategies.
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It aims to determine whether a GSHP
It aims to determine whether a GSHP solution can deliver sustainable, low-carbon heating and cooling in alignment with our operational goals and environmental commitments.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-05a22d
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- award · Awarded
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- 059721-2025
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