The UK government is allocating £40.6 million to modernize communal heating systems and launch new low-carbon energy projects across England and Wales. The funding targets inefficient heat networks in residential blocks and public buildings to reduce heat loss and lower household energy costs. Key projects include the expansion of heat pump networks in Bristol and the use of waste heat from sewers in Rochdale. These initiatives aim to decrease reliance on international gas markets and support the national goal of achieving clean power by 2030.
