Low Carbon Heat Networks

Some community retrofits go beyond individual heating systems. Community low carbon heat networks are localised systems that supply heating and hot water to multiple buildings from a shared central source. When combined with building upgrades, heat networks can lower energy bills and reduce carbon emissions

Case Study – Brighton Energy Co-op, East Sussex

Founded in 2010, Brighton Energy Co-op’s work focuses on the provision of solar energy. The Co-op works as an approved contractor for Brighton and Hove City Council and through crowdfunding to provide free solar PV systems for local schools and buildings on the University of Brighton campus