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Mersey Heat Network Extension
Liverpool
Work begins on the Mersey Heat network extension to connect iconic waterfront buildings.
Mersey Heat is an Energy Services Company (ESCo) developing and operating a low-carbon heat network in Liverpool. Originally developed by Peel Natural Resources and Energy (NRE) and Ener-Vate, the network provides heat and hot water to developments including Liverpool Waters, Hartley Locks, and the Titanic Hotel. The system abstracts water from the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, using Water Source Heat Pumps (WSHP) to upgrade the temperature.
This innovative approach is projected to save approximately 4,200 tonnes of carbon annually, contributing to Liverpool's green initiatives. The district heating network is designed for scalability, with an Energy Centre built in a modular fashion to accommodate increasing demand. The 'open loop' system returns water to the canal/dock system after heat extraction.
Advanced heat pumps, supported by thermal stores and gas boilers for backup and peak demand, ensure a reliable supply. Mersey Heat partners with Vital Energi for the management and operation of the network, leveraging their extensive experience in district heating systems.
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Liverpool
Work begins on the Mersey Heat network extension to connect iconic waterfront buildings.

Liverpool
The Mersey Heat Energy Centre is officially opened.

Liverpool Waters
Offices at Liverpool Waters connect to the new district heat network.

Liverpool
A £2.5m Water Source Heat Pump is successfully delivered to Mersey Heat.

Liverpool
Construction begins on the Mersey Heat Energy Centre, set to supply low-carbon heat to thousands of Liverpool homes and businesses.

Liverpool
The next phase of the Mersey Heat network receives the go-ahead.
Peel Group, Torus Development, Harcourt Development.
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Mersey Heat is developing a low-carbon, cost-effective heat network for Liverpool Waters and surrounding areas, utilising heat from the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Their listed services include Heating & ventilation and Utilities.
Mersey Heat is registered at Venus Building 1 Old Park Lane, Traffordcity, Manchester, M41 7HA, in North West.
Mersey Heat states that it works across Liverpool.
Companies House lists Mersey Heat as active.
Mersey Heat displays Heat Trust on its website.
Mersey Heat works in Residential, Commercial, Infrastructure and Energy.
Mersey Heat was incorporated on 2012-02-16.
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