The race to net zero is shaking up the UK residential heat network sector – driving the need for much higher levels of energy and operational efficiency on the journey to affordable decarbonisation.
In this instalment of our series of blogs examining the role Heat Interface Units (HIUs) play in heat networks, we take a look at the key components which make up a Heat Interface Unit.
Hundreds of thousands of homes connected to UK heat networks are unmetered – resulting in major energy waste that increases both bills and carbon emissions.
As part of National Apprenticeship week, we’re looking at the journey of our National Field Operations Manager, Ben East. Ben joined as an apprentice and we couldn’t think of anyone better to showcase the value of an apprenticeship, how it can give a career a great start, as well as demonstrating how much apprenticeships have changed over time.
What to do next if your unmetered heat network tests positive for final customer meters
Hundreds of heat network operators must install final customer meters in unmetered properties – following positive cost effectiveness assessments as part of the Heat Network Metering and Billing Regulations.
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