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Heat networks are key to the UK’s decarbonisation of new-build homes and developments.

The UK housing sector is a major contributor to carbon emissions, and the residential sector alone is responsible for around 20%.

The future of decarbonised home heating is upon us and is already being rolled out across the UK with some of the country’s largest housebuilders.

As the UK embraces a future free of fossil fuels, electrification has become a central pillar of its decarbonisation strategy.

GTC is continuing to advance domestic heating solutions with the delivery and installation of its innovative Community Heat Hub at The Gateway, the Vistry Bexhill development in Sussex.

Introducing the Networked Ground Source Heat Pump solution.

GTC will offer water and waste networks to Persimmon Homes as part of a fully costed multi utility service, with a simple ‘one stop shop’ approach.

Reducing carbon emissions is a huge focus for the UK’s housebuilding sector, and the recently published Future Homes Standard (FHS) consultation firmly recognises heat networks as a key zero carbon-ready solution for new build.

The UK’s leading utilities infrastructure partner, GTC, is working with Kiwa Energy to launch a first-of-its-kind 100% hydrogen supply pipeline.

GTC has developed a heat network solution for traditional, new-build, low-rise developments. Hot water is produced centrally in a Community Heat Hub, using large-scale Heat Pumps powered by grid electricity.