Telegraph & Argus
Summary
Bradford Energy Limited is one of several organisations to benefit from the Government’s Green Heat Network Fund, a pot of cash to help develop low carbon or environmentally friendly heating systems.
As previously reported in the Telegraph & Argus, the Bradford scheme would see one of the biggest low to zero carbon heating schemes laid under the streets of the city centre.
The £40 million project would see a new energy centre built in Bradford, using air source heat pumps and underground heating to heat various buildings in the city centre.
It would mean these building would be able to massively reduce their carbon footprint, as well as avoid the volatility of the international gas markets.
Work to lay some of the piping has already began, and a planning application for the heat centre has recently been submitted to Bradford Council.
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