Heating up the community

E.ON
Earlier this year, E.ON
‘While it’s still early days, our investigations have shown that there is a real opportunity for community heating, particularly given the large residential and commercial developments being undertaken in the next decade as part of projects such as Thames Gateway and Medway Renaissance,’ said Dr Paul Golby, chief executive of E.ON UK.
‘Technically, we’ve already built in provision for combined heat and power or district heating in our designs for the new plant and our studies show that we could potentially provide heat to up to 100,000 homes plus associated commercial and public service buildings.’
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