Heat networks

ESO raises projections for ground-source heat pumps

Zoning in on heat networks

Paving the way to net zero

Maintaining network reliability on the road to net zero

Carbon MOTs could help solve domestic heat decarbonisation

Lewis: Mortgage market key to heat decarbonisation

Making the switch to low-carbon heating attractive and accessible to consumers will be a crucial part of achieving net zero. As part of our Countdown to COP series, Utility Week speaks to Eon boss Michael Lewis, who explains that a combination of the right financial incentives and consumer education will be key to the transition.

Enhanced flexibility could save up to £16.7bn per year by 2050

New energy models could unlock extra £21bn a year by 2050

A new report exploring what net zero could mean for the energy sector has identified five core business models to harness £21 billion it believes is set to be unlocked annually by 2050. The Utility 2050 project, a partnership of energy professionals, financiers and academics, concludes there needs to be a “deeper rethink” of the business models that make up the energy market and the regulation which supports them.

Home upgrade issues ‘could derail heat decarbonisation’

Consumer markets are unprepared for net zero

Centrica’s 2045 net zero target shows the ‘tide is turning’

Centrica’s aim to reduce its emissions to net zero by 2045 show the “tide is turning” for energy businesses, an industry observer has said. Alongside the company's latest financial update were plans for the business to achieve net zero emissions five years ahead of the UK’s national target.

Sector needs strong policy signals to reach heat pump goal

Vattenfall forms joint heat network venture with Midlothian Council

Build Back Better: Peter Emery – a man with a plan

Vattenfall partners with Viridor to anchor heat networks to energy-from-waste fleet