Energy Assets launches EA Heat Networks

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New venture kicks off with plans for heat network as part of £500m sustainable housing development in Scotland

Infrastructure group Energy Assets (EA) has announced it is launching a new heat network service for residential or mixed-use industrial and commercial (I&C) developments, as it looks to help housing developers...

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