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Six areas in England to pilot heat network zones

The UK Government has announced the first heat network zones in England, which aim to support businesses and building owners in the transition to low carbon heating.
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James Evison

Six areas in England to pilot heat network zones

Six areas in England to pilot heat network zones

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