low carbon heating

Ofgem has published its quarterly report on the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (NDRHI), showing that the cumulative total payments made to NDRHI installations reached £6.48 billion by the end of September 2024.

Leeds Pipes, a heat network developed in partnership between Leeds City Council, Vital Energi and Ener-Vate, has been recognised as an international exemplar of a city-wide heating solution.

E.ON announces major investment to expand Sheffield’s district heating network, promising significant environmental and economic benefits.

Following recent funding form the Green Heat Network Fund, Current± sat down with David Lunts, chief executive of Old Park Royal Development Corporation to discuss how surplus energy from data centres can heat thousands of UK homes.

From this week (21 September), 4,000 people will be offered £500 in funding towards training to install and maintain heat networks through the Heat Training Grant.

Thermal battery manufacturer Sunamp has signed a partnership with Trianco to supply its Thermino heat batteries as part of a heat pump package.

The Department for Energy Security & Net Zero’s (DESNZs) Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) has awarded £91 million between seven low carbon heating projects.

Greenwich is set to be the focus of a feasibility study aiming to explore the possibility of switching gas-heated homes in a high-density area to ground source heat pumps.

​UK Power Networks (UKPN) has launched a new low carbon heating trial that will see hybrid boilers – that run off both electricity and gas – battery energy storage and solar panels installed in social housing.

Low carbon heat technology installed under the voucher segment of the Green Homes Grant is resulting in an annual bill saving of £641,000.