A new £1bn heat network may provide low carbon heating for buildings such as the Houses of Parliament.
Under the plans, historic buildings could switch to low carbon heating without affecting their external look
The "heat network" - set up by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Westminster Council - would enable historic, listed and World Heritage Site buildings to switch to low carbon heating without affecting their external look. “However, these new low-carbon district heat networks will tap into local waste heat sources, delivering clean and affordable energy."
It will also include Grosvenor Bridge, in Pimlico and Victoria Station, to Temple Underground Station, near the Strand and bounded by St James's Park.
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