On the back of the General Election brings a brand-new year and decade, and with it lots of talk about Net-Zero ambitions. Heat networks are growing in popularity and our blog looks at best practice standards and regulation worth keeping an eye on in 2020.
On the back of the General Election 2019 and just before the year came to a close, Lord Deben and Baroness Brown wrote to the Prime Minister on behalf of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) to congratulate him on his election victory, but also to highlight the importance of his promise in relation to the environment.
Decarbonising heat is one of the toughest challenges faced in tackling the urgent climate emergency, says Ian Allan, Head of Market Strategy for heat networks
In the next few years it's unlikely that hot water and heating in new homes will be supplied by individual gas boilers. The focus will move to cleaner energy more affordable systems, such as heat networks, says Richard Slee, CEO of Switch2 Energy.
It’s the Halloween special, and we’re thinking about the scary future as the country commits its ‘dash from gas’... but to what?
We revisit our infographic that explains how heat networks could help the UK reduce UK emissions.
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