Britain produces enough waste heat to warm all our homes. Existing and emerging industries, such as steel, cement, waste-to-energy, data centres and more, generate vast amounts of recoverable heat that currently goes unused.
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Our mission is to help local authorities, developers, and communities avoid costly missteps and instead build resilient, fair, and future-ready energy infrastructure that serve people.
Future Proofing Heat. For Good.
Heat networks that harness waste heat and local renewable power sources can deliver cheaper, more stable heating for homes and businesses. By replacing imported gas with domestically generated heat, they strengthen UK energy security, keep more money within regional economies, and cut exposure to volatile fuel markets.
RESILIENT ENERGY STRATEGIES
Across our regions, abundant sources of untapped heat – such as waste incineration, industrial processes, surface water, and geothermal reserves – are waiting to be harnessed.
Regional-scale heat transmission infrastructure, also known as Heat Highways, is the mechanism for transporting waste heat over long distances.
Linking renewable electricity with heat networks and thermal storage becomes a powerful tool for the future UK energy system.
Green Energi Havens can unlock the full potential of British energy, creating a future where nothing goes to waste.
Across Scandinavia, heat networks are treated as long-term public infrastructure, often owned by municipalities or community bodies and operated for the benefit of the people they serve.
Reimagining the
Future of Heat.
The green energy transition is not solely defined by new technologies; it requires a fundamental rethinking of how heat moves through our buildings, streets, and communities. From regional heat highways to local shared systems, these perspectives point towards a cleaner, more resilient way of delivering heat.
