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Coal Authority and Historic England back £1.6m study to explore potential for harnessing heat from disused mines for new district heating networks

Projects to help decarbonise businesses and homes by eliminating need for individual gas boilers

The UK government has announced the recipients of four grants for green heating projects, including one aiming to keep Bolton homes and businesses warm with waste heat from the local sewer.

Ordnance Survey and the Coal Authority are mapping the potential for using mine water to heat buildings in Great Britain.

Rosie Gollan and Francesca Macmillan from law firm Womble Bond Dickinson discuss the Scottish Government's plans for construction in 2024 and 2025.

Every year, Europe wastes around 2,860 TWh/y of accessible heat. Strikingly, that equates to about 90% of the annual heating and hot water demand across the EU27+UK’s residential and service sector buildings. If the UK is to make the most of this incredible untapped resource, we must think much bigger than the typical zoned / neighbourhood level heat plans that are so prevalent today, Andy Sloan, managing director of COWI, observes.

Tens of thousands of people in Russia are affected by a lack of heating, water or electricity, according to Russian media reports, after frost and outdated pipes are causing outages in many cities amidst below freezing temperatures. A main district heating pipe in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk busted on Thursday, the local media outlet Siberian Express reported. Hot water and heating failed in more than 100 homes and 12 other buildings, while the hot water from the district heating pipe poure

/PRNewswire/ -- As per the recent report released by Kings Research, the global Combined Heat and Power Market size was recorded at USD 15.12 billion in 2022...

FLINT, Mich. - If you live in these seven communities in Michigan you are paying the most expensive heating bills.A recent study from HVAC Gnome found that thos

Nottingham City Council says its lacks the expertise needed to carry out a review of the system.