NETWORK /
30
/ NOVEMBER 2016
One year in
T
he recent report on the
fih carbon budget by
the Committee on Climate
Change highlighted the use
of low carbon heat networks.
It said they were a key tool to
help ensure the UK meets its
overarching carbon objectives.
Heat networks are particularly
suitable for densely populated
urban areas where heat demands
are large and multiple buildings
can be served by a single
network. Heat networks provide
not only significant carbon
savings but they can also provide
affordable heating, helping
tackle fuel poverty.
At the heart of local heat
networks are the customers and
communities that are heating
their homes and businesses. In
On reaching its first anniversary,
the Heat Trust looks back at
why it was created and says the
future holds a renewed focus on
the customer experience.
Consumer proteCtion
