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BEIS opens £288m Green Heat Network Fund

BEIS opens £288m Green Heat Network Fund

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has launched the £288 million Green Heat Network Fund, which will support the development of low-carbon heat networks out to 2025. The fund is the successor to the Heat Network Investment Project, which has provided more than £250 million of funding to 20 heat network schemes across England and Wales since 2018.

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Committee calls for Energy Transformation Taskforce

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Energy suppliers ‘must up their game’ on customer service

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Anglian protects eels with £8m WINEP investment

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On the Move: EDF MD to step down

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Sanctions on Russia bring fresh spike in gas prices

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Europe cannot rely on LNG imports to replace Russian gas

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Ombudsman says smart meter complaints are on the rise

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Ofwat calls for detailed river health action plans

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Government has ‘no clear plan’ for funding net zero

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Contingency arrangements approved for gas shipper exits

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RAPID approves four resilience schemes

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Centrica cuts ties with Gazprom following Ukraine invasion

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Concerns raised over legal challenge on supplier failures

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Government investigating energy sanctions on Russia

Liz Truss has said the government is investigating energy sanctions on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. During a House of Commons debate on Monday (28 February), the foreign secretary said the government is looking at ways to cut the “free world’s dependence” on Russian gas and deprive the country’s president Vladimir Putin of his “key source” of revenue.

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Scottish Water launches wet wipe campaign

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Networks awarded funding for 40 innovation projects

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Utility Week Live launches biggest ever content programme

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Ofgem sets out plans for transmission charging reforms

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Ofwat confirms 0.49% retail price cap uplift

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