The Euroheat & Power Congress in Kraków was a reminder of just how quickly the district energy sector is evolving. One of the clearest messages from the conference was that heat decarbonisation has moved beyond pilot projects and into large-scale delivery programmes. Across Europe, governments and municipalities are committing significant funding to support network modernisation, fuel switching and low-carbon heat generation. The business case for decarbonisation is strength

If heat recovery is embedded into design, planning and reporting frameworks now, the UK can unlock a significant new source of low-carbon heat.

Across Europe, district heating plays very different roles in national energy systems. Differences in market penetration, fuel mix, ownership and funding models help explain why some countries are close to full decarbonisation while others face substantial delivery and investment challenges.

Amberside Advisors and Steer are pleased to announce the successful outcome of their bids for the Heat Network Zoning Framework from...

As part of an announcement allocating £6bn of capital funding to energy efficiency schemes, the Government specified yesterday...