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A recent blog post by Joel Gustafsson from CIBSE 'Why heat pumps can help and hydrogen can’t' sparked interesting conversations within the team at Vattenfall Heat UK.

In many urban areas, a large-scale rollout of district heating will likely be the most cost-effective way to decarbonise the heating of buildings, both for consumers and the country as a whole. 

A number of considerations are required to minimise the cost of introducing heat networks and increase their effectiveness.

Following its signing up to the Armed Forces Covenant Vattenfall UK has this week secured a bronze award for its commitment to supporting the armed forces community.

Managing Director Mike Reynolds brings Vattenfall's infrastructure expertise to the new Mayor’s London Infrastructure Advisory Panel.

Vattenfall Heat UK has been selected by Midlothian Council as its energy partner in a 50/50 joint venture set to drive the shift towards low carbon living in the region.

We are proud to welcome Maarten Steinebach to Vattenfall Heat UK, who brings with him two decades of experience in delivering high quality district heating with our colleagues in the Netherlands.

Just how realistic is Vattenfall’s vision of becoming “fossil free within a generation”? Work placement student Lina Drozd reflects upon how real the possibility of a carbon neutral future really is. 

Burohappold and Zero West ran a fascinating event on Tuesday 26^th November, sponsored by Vattenfall, looking at how to decarbonise heat in the West of England region.

Heat produced by energy from waste plants can provide the basis for district heating programmes, explains Mike Reynolds, managing director at Vattenfall UK.