The Unlikely Heroes of Tomorrow’s Energy Revolution
From Sewage to Streaming the Surprising Future of Waste Heat
Raven Views
Heat Source and Supply Infrastructure
The key infrastructure and heat sources needed for greener, more efficient UK Heat Networks
Heat Utility Legislation
With fuel poverty hitting crisis levels and new climate legislation on the way, the UK’s days of gas heating are clearly numbered.
This transition is driving the growth of more sustainable and affordable heat networks – creating lucrative opportunities to develop commercial heat utilities.
Gas to Heat Network Conversions
By replacing heat network connection, installation, operation, and servicing costs with a simple monthly payment, District Heat-as-a-Service (DHaaS) gives UK councils a direct cure for fuel poverty – and an affordable pathway to Net Zero.
A Local Path to Net Zero
Verdo is not your normal District Heating company; in fact, it is so much more.
Heat Highways Wins Campaign of the Year
We are thrilled to announce that our Heat Highways campaign has won the Campaign of the Year at The Energy Awards.
How District Heat-as-a-Service Can Solve Our Fuel Poverty Crisis
In our latest Raven-i we explore the concept of District Heat-as-a-Service, giving a comprehensive breakdown and examples of how the successful model works in Denmark.
Are you putting too much energi into your climate report?
Our Energy Management System (EMS) provides you with an automated solution for your climate reporting. Access valid data with a single click, saving you time when
reporting on ESG and CSRD requirements.
Heat Networks Slash Costs by 30%: The Future of Urban Heating
District heating networks are set to play a crucial role in the UK’s transition to greener and more affordable energy solutions. Currently, these networks provide about 3% of the UK’s total heat, but projections suggest this could rise to 20% by 2050. To meet future demands, it’s estimated that heat networks will need to cover around 50-60% of the total heat supply.