Heat sources
We help commercial and industrial organisations to reduce their carbon impact by capturing wasted heat.
We are specialists in developing and building solutions that transform surplus heat into energy for our low carbon heat networks.
Where does the heat come from in our heat networks?
UK cities contain an enormous amount of unused heat. Heat networks capture that heat and use it to warm homes and businesses, reducing carbon emissions and creating significant benefits for businesses and communities.
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Why heat networks?
If we aren’t using fossil fuels, how do we heat our homes?
Discover why heating needs to change, the benefits of heat networks, and find out how they work.
Case study: How Bristol is capturing heat from unexpected places
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This short film reveals our vision for Bristol’s heat network and how we’ll deliver low carbon heat to the places Bristolians live, work and learn.
Our heat network in Bristol will capture heat already available in the environment from places like the floating harbour, data centres and even abandoned mines, with new energy centres embedded into the city’s industrial architecture.
Case study: Capturing waste heat
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Our heat network in Midlothian, Scotland will capture heat from a nearby energy from waste plant.
Watch the video to learn more about our market-leading joint venture with Midlothian Council, and how capturing wasted heat from FCC Environment’s energy from waste (EfW) plant plays a critical role.
We understand how to work in partnership with commercial and industrial organisations that produce waste heat, drawing on over 100 years of experience of developing heat networks in mainland Europe.
Contact us today to learn how heat networks can help your business achieve its sustainability goals.
Latest news and insights
Ofgem regulation - what changes will regulation bring?
As of 27th January 2026, the heat network industry is regulated by Ofgem. All customers connected to a heat network are now assured the same protections as any other energy consumer.
Opening doors to the heat network industry for local students
As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting skills development and raising awareness of low carbon heat networks, we were pleased to host an engineering presentation to students at Edinb...
Brent Cross Town awards £50,000 Community Fund
The recipients of Brent Cross Town’s 2025 Community Fund have been announced, with a total of £50,000 being awarded to six projects operating in the London Borough of Barnet.
Contact us
Vattenfall Heat UK
If you are a customer on one of our heat networks, please visit our heat customers website or contact us on 0808 143 3633.
London
70 St Mary Axe
London
EC3A 8BE
Edinburgh
The Tun Building
Holyrood Road
Edinburgh
EH8 8PJ
Bristol
Bristol City Leap
101 Victoria Street
BS1 6PU