Site-wide heat network
Energy Assessment Guidance, Greater London Authority guidance on preparing energy assessments as part of planning applications, published by the Mayor of London in October 2018, defines a site-wide heat network as: ‘…a set of flow and return pipes circulating hot water to the apartment blocks (and apartments contained therein) and non-domestic buildings on a development.’
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