The Brent Cross Town heat network has successfully connected its first 100 residents, marking a major step forward in the development of Vattenfall’s heating and cooling initiative.

As part of a new Heat & Buildings Bill, the Scottish government has today announced a requirement for public sector buildings to connect to heat networks where possible.

In our recent blog on upcoming regulation, we set out the upcoming changes to heat network authorisation and licensing, zoning, technical standards and consumer protection. But how does this...

We’ve created a ‘how-to’ video series, introducing a new way for our customers to find information about their heating and hot water service from us.

Read for an overview of current progress of heat network regulation, and estimated timelines for implementation.

We’re excited to share the first customer connections to our heat networks in Scotland and London, marking an encouraging start to the year

We’re pleased to announce that the Brent Cross Town heat network achieved a major milestone last week as we adopted the heat network’s temporary energy centre from Related Argent

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Vattenfall is proud to become a Registered Participant of Heat Trust, having proactively registered two heat network projects.

We were delighted to host Ofgem, the Greater London Authority and London Councils at Brent Cross Town earlier this month. With our partners, Related Argent and Barnet Council, we discussed t...