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In 2019, the UK became the world's first major economy to pledge to hit net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. In order to meet this ambitious pledge, we need to completely rethink how our society functions, including how we heat our homes.

What we do

Only now are large-scale, robust networks beginning to appear in the UK, benefiting from the opportunity to learn from and build on the experience of successful rollouts across Europe.

We have a vision for expanding UK heat networks and, using our experience in Europe, are committed to leading the way for low carbon heating in the UK.

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We work with like-minded property developers, local authorities and housing associations who share our vision for working towards fossil freedom.

Who we help

Heat networks can have far-reaching benefits in meeting decarbonisation targets, incorporating social responsibility, keeping energy bills down and more.

If you're a property developer, local authority, or housing association, Vattenfall has the experience and expertise to help deliver low carbon heating solutions for your project.

Where we are

Our team is based in Bristol, London and Scotland and is working to deliver low carbon heat to homes and businesses across the UK.

Who we are

Our team is based in Bristol, London and Scotland and is working on projects across the UK.

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