Heat networks
Feasibility and Detailed Project DevelopmentCommercialisation and ConstructionFinance and InvestmentHeat Network OperationThe Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF)is a capital grant fund that supports the development of low carbon heat networks for organisations in the public, private, and third sectors in England.See more on gov.ukDLA Piper
Heat Networks: Understanding the Basics - DLA Piper
Heat networks supply heat from a central source to consumers, via a network of underground pipes carrying hot water. Heat networks typically cover a large area like a development scheme but can be
Heat networks regulation is coming – here''s what you need to know
Heat network regulation is now in force. Learn what Ofgem''s new consumer protection rules mean for operators and suppliers, and how to prepare for registration in 2026.
HeatNetwork – Trusted Heat Network Providers
Heat networks are central to decarbonising heat at scale. At heatnetwork , you''ll find the knowledge, technologies, and partners you need right from early stage planning to long-term management. New
About Heat Networks
What is a heat network? A heat network is a shared system for providing multiple properties with hot water and/or space heating (and sometimes, but much more rarely, cooling). It uses a heat source,
About Heat Networks
Learn what a heat network is, how it works, and why it is important for Net Zero. Find out the number and types of heat networks and consumers in the UK, and the role of Heat Trust in protecting their
What is a heat network?
What is a heat network? At least half a million households are connected to one of 14,000 heat networks across the UK. From January 2026, new regulations will be in place to better protect
What Are Heat Networks? — GreenSCIES
Heat networks dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions by harnessing renewable energy sources and enhancing overall energy efficiency. Centralised heat production and distribution create
Heat Networks: Understanding the Basics
Heat networks supply heat from a central source to consumers, via a network of underground pipes carrying hot water. Heat networks typically cover a large area like a development scheme but can be
Turning up the heat on heat networks: new regulation takes effect in
Regulation aims to accelerate deployment and encourage integration of renewable and waste heat sources, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. From 27 January 2026, it will be unlawful to
Heat networks regulation is now live
Our blog post on the launch of new consumer protection rules to start regulating the heat networks sector in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales).
Heat networks
Heat networks are vital to making net zero a reality in the UK. In high density urban areas, they are often the lowest cost, low carbon heating option. This is because they offer a communal...
Heat Network Market Framework Great Britan Regulations
Heat networks are a decentralised energy distribution technology, which circulates heating, cooling and hot water from central sources to multiple points of use. The scale of these