We combine our clean heat experience with a unique understanding of the sector to make heating sustainable, affordable and reliable. We’re more than a funding provider. We’re connecting the dots by working in close partnership with private stakeholders, developers and government to deliver a self-sustaining and transformed heat energy market.
The Greater London Authority (GLA) is a top-tier administrative body responsible for the strategic administration of Greater London.
The Institute of Energy encompasses high quality interdisciplinary research, education and training to address future predicted skills shortages in attracting the next generation of engineers and researchers in the fields of sustainable energy.
Canary Wharf Group has already achieved one of the greatest ever feats of civic engineering, turning a once derelict Docklands into 97 acres of London’s, and the world’s, most sought after office and retail space.
Gexcon UK is part of Gexcon International, a world-leading company in the field of safety and risk management and advanced dispersion, explosion and fire modelling.
B&D Energy Ltd is wholly owned by Barking and [...]
Sutton Decentralised Energy Network Limited (SDEN) is a company wholly owned by the London Borough of Sutton. Set up in 2016, SDEN will deliver heating and hot water to residents and businesses across South London, starting in Sutton. SDEN will reduce fossil fuel use, contributing towards Sutton’s goal of becoming a zero-carbon borough by 2025.
L&Q is one of the UK's leading housing associations and one of London's largest residential developers.
NCH was formed a after stock transfer in March 2009 from the local authority Newport City Council. One of their first priorities was to improve Duffryn district heating system. The system had not had any major improvements since the properties were built in the 1970’s. The existing plant and underground pipe work had been serviced and maintained over the years and was in good condition.
Shetland Heat Energy and Power Ltd has been serving district heating to both domestic and non domestic properties in Lerwick since 1998. Hot water is pumped around Lerwick through underground insulated pipes and enters properties through a heat exchanger, supplying their heating and hot water needs. The heat used in the scheme is generated at a Waste to Energy Incinerator located on the outskirts of Lerwick.
