Where we are
Our team is based in Bristol, London and Scotland and is working on projects across the UK.
Bristol
In 2023, Vattenfall Heat UK acquired Bristol Heat Networks Ltd. and is working with Bristol City Leap - a trailblazing large-scale, multi-pronged initiative aimed at achieving carbon neutrality for the city's energy infrastructure by 2030.
London
We are working with Related Argent and Barnet Council in London, to design, build and operate a new district heat network for one of Europe’s largest redevelopments - Brent Cross Town.
With Cory and the London Borough of Bexley, Vattenfall are developing a district heating network designed to heat up to 25,000 homes and businesses over the next 10 years.
Scotland
Midlothian and the Shawfair project represent a gateway to decarbonisation in the Edinburgh area. Supporting progress towards sustainable living within a climate emergency.
Why heat networks?
Most UK homes are heated using natural gas boilers, but there are far more resource-effici...
UK homes are being encouraged to move to low carbon heating, but what are the benefits?
A heat network, also referred to as district heating, is a system of delivering heat to ho...
Heat networks are used in many parts of the world to deliver low carbon heat to homes and ...