Enfield council’s energy firm awarded £24m to extend low-carbon heat network

By Tom Lowe2021-09-03T05:00:00

Energetik will expand its existing network and and link up to the £1.2bn energy-from-waste facility at Edmonton Eco Park

An energy firm owned by Enfield council has been awarded £24m in government funding to build a low-carbon heat network in the borough.

Energetik will create two extensions to its existing heat network to connect more than 50,000 homes to the Edmonton Eco Park, a £1.2bn energy-from-waste facility currently under construction. The firm said the scheme will significantly decarbonise all existing heat networks in the borough by connecting them to the upcoming Meridian Water energy centre at the eco park.

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