The Heat Network Exchange helps heat network companies connect with potential suppliers and partners. It aims to help and bring together the organisations that design, build, operate, and maintain heat networks in one easy to find place.

It is free to use and post and is hosted by the Heat Networks Industry Council.

What is the Heat Network Exchange?

The Heat Network Exchange was originally launched during the Coronavirus pandemic to connect suppliers to help meet urgent needs for help. It has now been re-purposed to be a single place to find the main suppliers and opportunities in the market.

It has two key areas:

The Supplier Directory is an open directory to bring all heat network services together in one handy place, increase cooperation, and unlock new opportunities across the sector.

If your company was listed as a supplier on the previous version of the site, please check your password and update your profile as needed.

The Noticeboard offers businesses the opportunity to post a request for services, equipment, collaboration, or innovation. Businesses who have signed up for alerts will automatically receive these requests to their inbox. You may wish to post on the noticeboard for a wide range of reasons.

• Are you looking for solutions? e.g ‘We need universal HIU replacements, have you had to standardise your components? – please get in touch.’
• Are you looking to develop partnerships? e.g ‘We are looking for a partner to help us lay pipes under a railway line. If you have experience or suitable technology please get in touch.’
• Are you looking to share innovations? e.g ‘We have delivered a heat network with 25% cost savings and 40% time savings. If you want to know how, sign up for our webinar.’
• Are you looking for specific skills? e.g ‘We are looking for a qualified project manager for our project in the South West.’

We hope that the Exchange is a success and are grateful to members of the Heat Networks Industry Council for developing it and hosting it on their website.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE HEAT NETWORK EXCHANGE