Who won: Heat-transfer additives associated with decarbonisation technologies

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Fife Council intends to award a contract for the supply of EndoTherm, a proprietary heat-transfer additive for use within closed wet heating systems across the Council's non-domestic estate. The product is being procured as part of an energy-efficiency programme designed to improve heating system performance, reduce energy consumption, reduce carbon emissions and deliver long-term operational cost savings.

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