UK Power Networks launches heat network mapping project to assess future grid needs

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Network operator teams up with consultancy Arup and heating specialist Bring Energy on new HeatScape project to map existing heat networks, forecast future growth, and assess electricity needs

UK Power Networks has joined forces with consultancy Arup and green heating and cooling specialist Bring Energy as part of a new project launched this week to map existing heat networks across the country...

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