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Public Sector Decarbonisation scheme helps Surrey school move towards a lower-carbon future with heat pumps while improving the infrastructure supporting its classrooms.

What does the deacarbonisation of heat mean and how are public sector organisations tackling this issue?

Heat networks have emerged as a powerful solution, playing a central role in reducing carbon footprints while delivering cost-effective energy solutions.

This guidance will outline what supporting information would make a high-quality heat network application. Where heat networks generally involve four main components and processes: heat generation, heat distribution, heat transfer and heat metering

Learn how Heat networks are increasingly being positioned as an important part of the UK’s transition to a low-carbon energy system as we spotlight the Worthing Heat Network.

In this podcast episode, we explore how heat networks represent a significant opportunity to deliver locally sourced energy and decarbonise heating at scale.

An ambitious low-carbon heating project at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, is set to transform the experience of patients, staff, and visitors while cutting energy costs.

Davide Natuzzi discusses the role heat networks have in the decarbonisation of public buildings and how they are at the forefront of the transition to decarbonise heating.

As the UK transitions towards net zero, finding cleaner, more efficient ways to heat homes and businesses is one of the biggest challenges facing the energy sector. 

Heat decarbonisation and energy efficiency improvements: Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service 

We visit the heat network which could soon power Newcastle United's football stadium and the city's Royal Victoria Infirmary

We're delighted to launch this second welcome webinar to help grant recipients navigate and manage funds for Phase 3 of Scotland's Public Sector Heat Decarbonisation Fund.