Wednesday 12 June
Behind the Scenes Biomass Talk
Go behind the scenes inside the Biomass building at Hanbury Hall with Gardens & Outdoors Manager, Neil Cook, where he will deliver a special talk for Great Big Green Week on Wednesday 12 June at 11.30am.
In 2022 a new boiler room behind the Stableyard was built to house two biomass boilers. This renewable energy source generates heat by burning compressed wood pellets. The biomass boilers currently heat the Courtyard Kitchen, and over the next couple of years will be installed in the Hall, offering a renewable alternative to fossil fuels.
In this exclusive talk, Neil will delve into the history of the biomass site, excavation work and finds during construction, how biomass heating works, and future plans for heating Hanbury Hall.
Pre-booking essential. £5 per person, normal admission prices also apply.
Event Overview
Wednesday 12 June
11:30 am - 12:15 pmHanbury Hall, Droitwich WR9 7EA, UK
Event type
- •Ticketed event
- •Baby changing facilities
- •Disabled toilet
- •Toilets on site
- •Wheelchair accessible
- •Disabled Access
Organisation
More about National Trust
The National Trust will be hosting a variety of events to celebrate nature and climate action during Great Big Green Week 2024. From guided nature walks with our rangers, nature craft workshops, conservation activities, and climate action conversations. There will be something for everyone to enjoy.
You’ll be able to learn more about nature-friendly gardening techniques and planting to adapt to the changing climate and how we manage climate impact at the places we care for.
Why not explore all the Great Big Green Week events taking place at Scotney Castle, Kent. Or find out about the events, local to you here, or by visiting our website.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/whats-on
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