District heating project to reach tens of thousands of London homes following £24m funding boost

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Government gives £24 million funding to expand low-carbon heat networks in Enfield  Credit:Triple Point Heat Networks Investment Management
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Government gives £24 million funding to expand low-carbon heat networks in Enfield Credit:Triple Point Heat Networks Investment Management

Latest award from the government's Heat Networks Investment Project to enable major extension of North London low carbon heating project

North London energy company Energetik has received £24m of funding from the Heat Networks Investment Project (HNIP) to support two extensions of its network that will provide low-carbon heat to 50,000...

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