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Ready to bridge your heat network’s compliance gap? If you’re a property manager, you’ve likely noticed the buzz around new regulations for heat networks. These changes, as anticipated under the watchful eye of OFGEM, promise greater transparency and protection for the end users of communal heat networks. The Net Zero 2050 vision has set the bar high, and now it’s time to make that promise a reality.

If you’re juggling the demands of keeping a heat network operational – maintaining the plant room, servicing heat interface units (HIUs), billing end users, managing utility contracts – then adding compliance into the mix might seem daunting. But there are practical steps you can start taking now to avoid getting stuck when new rules come into play.

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Heat Networks (also known as communal or district heating schemes) are the net zero solution of choice supplying low carbon heating, hot water, and/or cooling efficiently to modern-day apartment blocks.

The benefits of the economies of scale have been identified by national government, and now the use of advanced technology and carefully engineered heat networks is almost standard practice for more densely populated urban environments.