Heat networks set to serve 28,000 UK homes secure £54m government funding

Michael Holder
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Credit: Haringey Borough Council
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Credit: Haringey Borough Council

Shared low carbon heating systems across London, Bedfordshire, Woking and Bristol secure multi-million pound grants from the government

Around 28,000 homes and businesses are set to benefits from shared, low carbon heating projects that have collectively been granted a total of £54m funding today from the government, which said those connected...

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