As more powers and funding are devolved to local government, there is an opportunity to put places at the heart of the clean heat transition. We call this approach Clean heat neighbourhoods - coordinated, area-based planning. It enables households across a street, neighbourhood or wider area to switch at a similar time, benefiting from economies of scale and social proof. Our approach and local area heat planning tool helps local authorities identify the most suitable clean heat technology, make public-private collaboration easier, and spot opportunities that local areas and supply chains can take forward.
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