About Vattenfall in London

Critical to reaching net zero in the capital

Heat networks are critical for London to decarbonise. In order to meet the Mayor of London’s ambitious target for London to be net zero carbon by 2030 – two decades before the rest of the UK - 460,000 buildings in London must connect to heat networks as a low carbon heating solution by 2030.

Using our decades of expertise, we’re working with a range of partners in the capital to develop new heat network projects and transition residential and commercial buildings away from traditional heating – such as gas boilers – to heat networks, a low carbon heating solution. 

Listen to our team to learn how heat networks are a core part of the Vattenfall vision and mission, and how they are supporting the UK to meet its climate targets.

Unique opportunities and challenges in London

With a dedicated London team supported by decades of heat network experience in mainland Europe, we understand the challenges and potential for bringing low carbon heat to the capital. We share London's vision for a fossil free future and drive to reach net zero decades before the national goal.

London offers considerable potential for heat networks. Across the city there are a wealth of residential and commercial new-build and refurbishment projects suitable to connect to heat networks. The city's increasing population is also generating a growing heat demand which could be met by heat sources already found within the capital.

We are ready to partner with local authorities, commercial organisations and communities across London to enable the city's transition from fossil-fuelled heating to low carbon alternatives.

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