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A mid-year heat network check

In our July edition of our newsletter for housing providers and property managers, we explore the first quarterly reporting period under the Heat Networks (Market Framework) Regulations 2025, what this means for heat suppliers and operators, and the practical steps you can take to strengthen compliance, improve resident support, and keep your heat networks running smoothly.

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