Heat

RenewableUK has partnered with Energy and Utility Skills to create training and assessment standards for the UK’s renewable workforce.

Veolia is using its latest artificial intelligence tool to increase the heat delivery capability of Sheffield's District Energy Network by 25%.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has confirmed the launch of the Clean Heat Market Mechanism requiring heat pump installations to make up a 4% equivalent of manufacturer gas boiler sales.

National Energy Action (NEA) has revealed that 6.5 million UK households will be in fuel poverty when the price cap changes in January 2024.

MCS has surpassed 4,000 certified contractors, showing the increasing number of companies installing low-carbon technologies across the UK.

Oxford City Council has published plans to ban the use of gas for heating and cooking in all of its new housing.

EDF has acquired air-source heat pump installer CB Heating in a bid to capitalise on the rising interest surrounding decarbonised heating.

The MCS Charitable Foundation has signalled in a new report that by increasing the promotion of green apprenticeships to Gen Z, the UK could reach its net zero target.

Following recent funding form the Green Heat Network Fund, Current± sat down with David Lunts, chief executive of Old Park Royal Development Corporation to discuss how surplus energy from data centres can heat thousands of UK homes.

A project that will see over 10,000 new homes heated by waste heat from nearby data centres has been granted a share of £65 million funding from the Green Heat Network Fund.